Jonathan Stark

Insights

Peak at the third round came only three times

Jonathan Stark’s best Grand Slam result was R32, and he reached it exactly three times: the 1993 Australian Open, the 1993 French Open, and the 1996 Wimbledon. Every other appearance ended in R64 or R128.

1993 was his strongest Slam season

He played all four majors in 1993 and produced his only two R32 finishes that year, plus an R128 at the US Open and Wimbledon. That makes 1993 the only season in the data with multiple results better than R64.

His busiest stretch came in 1994-1997

Stark appeared in all four Slams in 1994, 1995, and 1997, and in three Slams in 1996. Across those four seasons he accumulated 15 of his 23 total Slam tournaments, showing that most of his career volume was concentrated in the middle years.

He never advanced beyond the second round after age 25

His last R32 result came at Wimbledon in 1996 at age 25. From age 26 onward, every listed result was R64 or R128, including both 1998 appearances.

His Slam record was built on consistency, not deep runs

Across 23 tournaments and 37 matches, he finished 14-23, a 38% win rate. The distribution of results—12 R128s, 8 R64s, and only 3 R32s—shows a career that repeatedly reached the early rounds but rarely moved deeper.