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French Open was his most productive Slam

His best Grand Slam result came at the French Open, where he reached the round of 32 twice, in 1984 and 1986. Across 11 French Open appearances, that was also his only Slam to produce multiple runs beyond the opening round.

Wimbledon was the only Slam where he reached the round of 32 before age 24

He reached Wimbledon’s round of 32 in 1983 and 1984, at ages 23 and 24. No other Slam shows a round-of-32 result before age 25 in the supplied results.

His peak years clustered in the mid-1980s

From 1982 through 1986, he produced all of his deepest runs: two round-of-64 finishes, three round-of-32 finishes, and one round-of-64 at the US Open. After 1986, every listed result was round of 128 except the 1988 French Open round of 64.

He was far more active at Roland Garros than at the US Open

The data lists 11 French Open appearances but only 6 US Open appearances. That imbalance is reflected in results too: the French Open includes his only two round-of-32 finishes, while the US Open never got beyond the round of 64.

His Grand Slam career ended with a late return in 1992

His career span is listed as 1979-1990, 1992, and the final result shown is a 1992 French Open round of 128 at age 32. That makes his last recorded Slam appearance a lone comeback after the 1990 season.