Alexandr Dolgopolov

Insights

Peak run came at the 2011 Australian Open

Dolgopolov’s best Grand Slam result was a quarterfinal at the 2011 Australian Open, achieved at age 22. That stands alone in his record, with his next-best finishes limited to two round-of-16 appearances.

His strongest Slam stretch was 2010-2014

From 2010 through 2014, he reached at least the round of 64 in every Slam appearance and produced all of his deepest runs: one quarterfinal, two round-of-16s, and four round-of-32s. This five-year span contains 18 of his 34 match wins.

2015 marked a clear drop in results

After reaching the round of 32 at Wimbledon in 2014, he failed to get past the round of 128 in three of four Slams in 2015, with Wimbledon his only round-of-64 showing. That year is his weakest full Slam season in the data.

Australian Open was his most productive major

Across eight Australian Open appearances, he posted his best result there and also added two round-of-32 finishes and three round-of-64 finishes. By contrast, his French Open record includes no result better than the round of 32.

His Slam career ended with a brief late rebound

After a 2016 season that included two round-of-64 exits and one round-of-128 exit, he improved in 2017 with a round-of-16 at the US Open and a round-of-64 at both the French Open and Australian Open. His final Slam match in the data was a round-of-32 exit at the 2018 Australian Open at age 29.