Ann Grossman

Insights

Career peak came in 1994

Her best Grand Slam season was 1994, when she reached the round of 16 at the US Open and the round of 32 at all three other majors. That is her only season with a top-16 result.

French Open was her strongest major

Across the data, the French Open produced her deepest runs: R16 in 1990, R32 in 1991, 1994, 1996, and 1997, plus R64 in 1993 and 1995. No other Slam shows a better best result than that R16.

She finished with a sharp late-career drop

Her final two seasons were weaker than the middle of her career: in 1997 she went R32 or worse at all four majors, and in 1998 she played only two Slams, losing in R64 at Roland Garros and R128 in Australia.

Best results clustered between ages 18 and 24

Her only R16 came at age 19, and her other strongest results—multiple R32s and R64s—were concentrated from ages 18 through 24. By age 25 and 26, she no longer advanced beyond the round of 64 except for one R32 in 1997.

She was a slightly above-.500 Grand Slam player overall

Over 38 tournaments and 79 matches, she compiled a 41-38 record, which is listed as 52% won. That balance is consistent with a career built on frequent early-to-mid-round exits rather than repeated deep runs.