José Edison Mandarino

Insights

Best runs came in two different majors

Mandarino’s top Grand Slam results were three R32 finishes and three R64 finishes, with his best showing at both Wimbledon and the French Open. He reached the R32 at Wimbledon in 1968 and 1970, and at the French Open in 1968.

Wimbledon was his more productive Slam

Across eight Wimbledon appearances, he produced one R32, one R64, and six R128 exits. By contrast, his seven French Open appearances included two R32s, two R64s, and three R128s, but Wimbledon supplied more total matches in the dataset.

His peak results were concentrated early

All three of his R32 finishes came between 1968 and 1970, when he was 27 to 29 years old. After 1970, his best result never improved beyond the R64, and he finished at R128 in five of his last six listed appearances.

Long career span, limited Slam volume

His Grand Slam career stretched from 1968-1972 and then resumed from 1974-1977, yet the record shows only 15 tournaments and 24 matches. That combination indicates a long span of participation without a large match volume.

Late-career results trended downward

From age 33 onward, every listed result was R128 except a single R64 at the 1976 French Open. His final appearance, Wimbledon 1977 at age 36, ended in R128.