Wang Shi-ting

Insights

Peak results came in a three-year stretch

Wang Shi-ting’s best Grand Slam showing was the round of 32, reached four times: French Open and US Open in 1994, French Open in 1995, and Australian Open in 1997. She never advanced beyond that stage in any of her 23 Slam appearances.

1994 was her strongest season by depth

In 1994 she reached the round of 32 at both the US Open and French Open, plus the round of 64 at the Australian Open. That was her only season with two round-of-32 results.

Her Slam record improved steadily before flattening out

She opened with two round-of-128 exits in 1992, then moved to round of 64 in both 1993 events listed, and reached round of 32 in 1994. After that peak, her results mostly settled between round of 64 and round of 128.

1999 marked a complete first-round sweep

All four of her 1999 Grand Slam results were round-of-128 losses, at the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open. That was her only season with four straight first-round exits.

Her career was concentrated in her early twenties

Born on 19 October 1973, she was 18 in her first recorded Slam results in 1992 and 25 in her final 1999 appearances. The data show her best round-of-32 results came at ages 20, 21, and 23.