Gréta Arn

Insights

Two second-round runs define her ceiling

Across 23 Grand Slam tournaments, Gréta Arn reached the round of 32 only twice: the 2002 Australian Open at age 22 and Wimbledon 2010 at age 31. Every other appearance ended in the first round or round of 64.

Her best results came nine years apart

Arn’s strongest Grand Slam showings were separated by a long gap: R64 at the 2002 Australian Open and then R32 at Wimbledon 2010. That spread shows her peak results were not concentrated in one short stretch.

Australian Open was her most productive major

She recorded her best Australian Open finishes: R64 in 2001 and 2002, plus R32 in 2012. By contrast, her French Open and US Open runs never went beyond R64, and Wimbledon produced only one R64 result.

Late-career resurgence produced her only top-64 results after 2007

After 2007, Arn’s only results better than R128 were the 2010 Wimbledon R32 and the 2012 US Open R64. The rest of her late-career Grand Slam entries, from 2011 to 2013, all ended in R128.

Her Grand Slam record was built on frequent early exits

She finished in R128 in 17 of 23 tournaments, which matches the listed 17 x R128 best-result count. That heavy concentration of first-round exits explains the 8-23 overall match record and 26% win rate.