Karin Knapp

Insights

Best Slam run came at Wimbledon in 2013

Her deepest Grand Slam result was a single R16, reached at Wimbledon in 2013 at age 26. That stands out against her broader profile of four R32 finishes and four R64 finishes.

2013 was her clear peak season

In 2013 she produced her only R16 and also another strong result at the US Open, where she reached R32. Across the four majors that year, she never fell earlier than R128, making it her most productive Slam season in the data.

She was most effective at Wimbledon and the US Open

Wimbledon and the US Open are her best-performing majors by depth: Wimbledon includes the R16 and two R128s, while the US Open includes one R32, two R64s, and several R128s. By contrast, the Australian Open and French Open never produced better than R32.

Her Slam career was split into two distinct phases

The data shows appearances in 2007-2009, then a gap, then a second stretch from 2011-2017. That break is visible in the results table, which has no Grand Slam entries for 2010.

Late-career results trended downward

After reaching R32 at the 2016 French Open, her next three Slam appearances were all R128: Wimbledon 2016, US Open 2016, and Australian Open 2017. Those came at ages 28 and 29, marking a clear finish to her Grand Slam run.