Daniel Gimeno Traver

Insights

His Grand Slam peak was a single third-round run

Across 28 tournaments and 36 matches, Daniel Gimeno Traver’s best result was one R32 finish, achieved at the 2010 US Open at age 25. Every other Slam appearance ended in R64 or R128.

2013 was his strongest season by depth

He reached the R64 twice in 2013, at the Australian Open and French Open, which is his only season with multiple results beyond the opening round. That year also included an R128 at Wimbledon and the US Open.

His only Grand Slam wins came in a narrow early window

All eight match wins are concentrated between 2009 and 2010, when he produced his only R64s, his lone R32, and several R128 exits. After 2010, every recorded Slam result was R128 or R64, with no further advance past the second round.

He was most active in the middle of his career, not at the start or end

His Slam career spans 2005 and then 2009-2016, but the 2005 debut and 2016 finale each produced only one appearance. The busiest stretch was 2011-2015, when he entered 20 of his 28 tournaments.

His results were heavily weighted toward first-round exits

Of his 28 Slam tournaments, 21 ended at R128, six at R64, and only one at R32. That distribution matches his 8-28 record and 22% win rate, showing that deeper runs were rare rather than clustered.