Jean-René Lisnard

Insights

Career peak came in 2005 with his only Round of 32

Lisnard’s best Grand Slam result was R32, and it came at the 2005 Australian Open at age 25. That was his only run beyond the first two rounds across 19 tournaments.

French Open was his most frequent stage, but mostly a first-round exit

He appeared at Roland Garros 8 times, more than any other Slam, yet 6 of those 8 trips ended in R128. His only French Open improvements were R64 in 2001 and 2003.

His strongest stretch was 2003-2005

From 2003 through 2005, he reached at least R64 in six of nine Slam appearances, including four straight R64-or-better results in 2003. That three-year span produced all of his deepest runs.

Results declined after the 2005 Australian Open breakthrough

After reaching R32 in Melbourne, his next four Slam appearances all ended in R128: 2005 French Open, 2006 Australian Open, 2008 French Open, and 2009 French Open. His final Slam in 2011 improved only to R64.

He competed in Grand Slams across a long, interrupted span

His Grand Slam career is listed across 1999-2006, 2008-2009, and 2011, showing a career that resumed after gaps. Across those 19 tournaments, he played 28 matches and finished 9-19 overall.