Vania King

Insights

Best run came in 2011-2012

Her deepest Grand Slam results were four round-of-32 finishes, all clustered in 2011-2012: the 2011 Australian Open, 2011 French Open, 2012 Australian Open, and 2012 US Open. No result in the dataset goes beyond R32.

Most productive stretch was 2009-2014

From 2009 through 2014, she reached at least the round of 64 in 11 of 22 tournaments, including her only R32s and her lone R64 at the French Open in 2013. That six-year span contains every result better than R64.

Early career was mostly first-week exits

In her first six Grand Slam appearances from 2005 to 2007, she reached R64 three times and R128 three times, with no deeper run. The pattern shows an immediate foothold followed by a plateau at the opening rounds.

Late-career results settled at R64 or worse

From 2013 onward, she never advanced past R64 again. Her final six tournaments produced four R128s, two R64s, and no second-week appearance, ending with R64 at the 2018 US Open and R128 at the 2018 French Open.

Career volume was high, but conversion was limited

Across 40 Grand Slam tournaments and 62 matches, she compiled a 22-40 record, a 35% win rate. The distribution is heavily weighted toward early exits: 22 R128s, 14 R64s, and only 4 R32s.