Amanda Anisimova

Insights

Peak run came early, at 17

Her best Grand Slam result is a semifinal, reached at the 2019 French Open when she was 17. That remains her deepest run, ahead of two later finals and two quarterfinals.

2025 was her breakthrough season

In 2025 she reached two finals, at Wimbledon and the US Open, after opening the year with a fourth-round exit at the Australian Open and a round-of-16 at the French Open. That is her strongest single-Slam season in the data.

Clay has produced both her highest highs and some of her earliest exits

Her best result on clay is the 2019 French Open semifinal, but the same tournament also includes first-round exits in 2017 and 2021, plus a round-of-32 in 2020 and a round-of-16 in 2022 and 2025.

Her hard-court record is the most uneven across the four majors

On hard courts she has both a final at the 2025 US Open and a quarterfinal at the 2026 Australian Open, but also first-round exits at the 2024 US Open and 2023 Australian Open. The spread is wider than on grass.

She has turned 20-plus Grand Slam appearances into a strong overall record

Across 27 tournaments and 81 matches, she owns a 54-27 record, which is a 67% win rate. That volume includes results from 2017 through 2026, showing sustained presence across ten seasons.