Andrew Ilie

Insights

Peak came at the 2001 Australian Open

His best Grand Slam result was a round of 16, and he reached it twice overall. The first and only time in the supplied data that he did so at home was in 2001, at age 24.

Australian Open was clearly his strongest major

Across eight Australian Open appearances, he produced his two best finishes there: R16 in 1999 and 2001, plus two R32s and three R128s. That is a much deeper profile than at the other three majors, where his best was only R32 at the French Open.

His best stretch was 1998-2001

From 1998 through 2001, he reached at least the round of 64 in seven of eight Slam starts, including both R16 runs and a US Open R64 in 2001. The only miss in that span was Wimbledon 2001, where he fell in R128.

Results declined sharply after 2001

After the 2001 Australian Open R16, every listed Slam result was R128: Australian Open and French Open in 2002, then Australian Open in 2003. That marks a clear drop from his earlier run of repeated second-week and third-round appearances.

His Slam career was intermittent, not continuous

The data shows appearances in 1995-1996, then a gap in 1997, followed by a run from 1998-2003. Over 22 tournaments and 41 matches, he finished 19-22, which matches a career built on periodic main-draw runs rather than sustained deep advances.