Cristiano Caratti

Insights

His peak came immediately at the 1990 US Open

Caratti’s best Grand Slam result was a quarterfinal at the 1990 US Open, when he was 20. That is also his only result beyond the round of 32, making it a clear outlier in a career otherwise built on early exits.

1991 was his strongest Slam season by volume and depth

He played all four majors in 1991 and reached the round of 64 or better at three of them: Australian Open quarterfinal, French Open round of 64, and US Open round of 64. No other season in the data shows three such deep runs.

His results clustered heavily in the first round

Across 34 matches, he finished in the round of 128 six times and in the round of 64 six times, while only once reaching the quarterfinal. That distribution explains the 12-22 record and 35% win rate.

Wimbledon was his weakest major by progression

At Wimbledon he never advanced beyond the round of 64: he went out in the round of 128 in 1991, 1996, 1999, and 2002, and reached the round of 64 only in 1995. By contrast, he reached the quarterfinal at the Australian Open and the round of 32 at the US Open.

His Grand Slam career was long but intermittent

His Slam span runs from 1990-1997, then resumes in 1999 and 2001-2002, for 22 tournaments overall. The gaps show up directly in the results table, with no entries in 1998 or 2000.