Amy Frazier

Insights

Two quarterfinal runs define her peak

Amy Frazier’s best Grand Slam results were two quarterfinals, both at the US Open in 1995 and 2002. Those are the only results in her table beyond the round of 16, making them clear outliers in a 71-tournament career.

Her strongest stretch came in the early 2000s

From 2001 through 2004, she reached at least the round of 64 in 14 of 16 Slam appearances, including a round of 16 at Wimbledon in 2004 and a round of 16 at the US Open in 2002. That four-year block is the most sustained high-level run in her results.

Wimbledon was her most productive major

She reached the round of 16 or better at Wimbledon four times: 1991, 1992, 1996, and 2004. By contrast, her Australian Open and French Open peaks were quarterfinals and round of 32 respectively, showing Wimbledon produced her deepest repeated runs.

She stayed competitive into her early 30s

At age 31, she reached the Wimbledon round of 16 in 2004, and at 32 she made the Australian Open round of 32 and the US Open round of 64 in 2005. Even at 33 in 2006, she still reached the Wimbledon round of 32.

Her career began with an immediate top-32 breakthrough

In her first recorded Slam appearance in 1987 at age 14, she reached the US Open round of 128, then improved to the US Open round of 32 in 1988. That early jump was followed by another step forward to the Australian Open round of 32 in 1989.