Amélie Cocheteux

Insights

Best run came at the 1999 US Open

Her only Grand Slam result better than the third round was a Round of 32 at the 1999 US Open, achieved at age 21. Across 16 tournaments, that stands alone as her peak finish.

French Open was her most productive major

She played the French Open six times and reached her best result there twice: Round of 64 in 1997 and Round of 128 in 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, and 2000. No other Slam produced as many appearances.

Career ended with a four-Slam slide to opening-round exits

Her final four Grand Slam appearances in 2000 all ended in Round of 128: Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open. That sequence followed a 1999 season that still included her lone Round of 32.

Most of her Slam results clustered at the first hurdle

She finished in Round of 128 in 11 of 16 tournaments, compared with four Round of 64 results and one Round of 32. That distribution explains the 6-16 match record and 27% win rate.

She was already in Grand Slam play as a teenager

Her first recorded major was the 1995 French Open at age 17, and she was still competing at age 22 in 2000. The span from 1995 to 2000 covers her entire listed Grand Slam career.