Belus Prajoux

Insights

Three of his eight wins came at the French Open

Prajoux’s best Grand Slam result was R32, reached three times, and two of those runs were at the French Open in 1976 and 1980. His only other R32 came at the 1980 Wimbledon.

His only Grand Slam wins were concentrated in two seasons

He won 8 of 23 matches overall, and the results show those victories were spread across just four tournaments: 1976 French Open, 1977 French Open, 1980 French Open, and 1980 Wimbledon. That makes his winning record heavily clustered late in the career span.

He played Grand Slams for eight straight years, from age 18 to 25

His Grand Slam career ran from 1973 to 1980, and every listed season in that span appears in the results table. The age column shows his first appearance at 18 and his last at 25.

French Open was his most productive major by far

Across six French Open appearances, he reached R32 three times and R64 once, with only two exits at R128. By contrast, his Wimbledon and US Open records never went beyond R32 and were mostly first-round exits.

He was more effective at Roland Garros than at the other majors

His best results at the French Open were stronger than at Wimbledon or the US Open: three R32 finishes and one R64 versus no better than R128 at the US Open and only one R64 at Wimbledon. That pattern accounts for most of his career-high finishes.