Alexei Popyrin

Insights

Best runs came at Roland Garros and the US Open

Popyrin’s top Grand Slam result is R16, reached twice: at the 2024 US Open and the 2025 French Open. Those are his only two appearances beyond the third round, out of 30 tournaments.

His strongest stretch was 2019 to 2021

Across those three seasons he produced his best cluster of results, including four R32 finishes and one R16-equivalent step away from the second week. In 2019 he reached R32 at both the Australian Open and US Open, then repeated a major breakthrough with R32 at the 2020 Australian Open and 2021 US Open.

Australian Open has been his most productive Slam by volume

He has reached the Australian Open 8 times, more than any other major in the table. That event also contains his earliest main-draw result, R128 in 2018, and his best Australian Open showing, R32 in 2020 and 2023.

Wimbledon has been his weakest major

In 7 Wimbledon appearances, his best result is only R32 in 2024. The rest are R64 once and R128 five times, making it the Slam where he has most consistently exited early.

His Grand Slam record is close to break-even but still negative

Over 54 matches he has a 24-30 record, which the table converts to 44% wins. That means he has won fewer than half of his Grand Slam matches despite 30 tournament appearances.