Christina Singer

Insights

Two distinct Grand Slam eras, separated by a four-year gap

Her Grand Slam career is split into 1987-1989 and 1993-1996, with no results listed for 1990-1992. That break is visible in the table and is the clearest structural feature of her record.

Best run came in 1995, when she reached the third round at Wimbledon

Her top result is one R32 finish, and it came at Wimbledon in 1995 at age 26. That is her only result better than R64 across all 21 tournaments.

1996 was her most difficult Slam season

All four of her 1996 entries ended in R128, across the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open. She was 27 or 28 in those starts, making 1996 her only season with no match wins beyond the opening round.

Her early career peaked modestly before the long gap

In 1987-1989, she reached R64 three times: Australian Open 1987, French Open 1988, Wimbledon 1988, and Australian Open 1989. The rest of that stretch ended in R128, so her pre-gap results never matched the later Wimbledon R32.

She won 11 of 32 Grand Slam matches, with most success concentrated in the middle years

Her overall record is 11-21, which the table lists as 34% won. The distribution of results shows that most of those wins were accumulated before 1996, when she still produced R64 and R32 finishes.