Amanda Anisimova

Insights

Peak came early, then returned in 2025

Anisimova’s deepest Slam runs arrived at age 17 with a semifinal at the 2019 French Open, then again at age 23-24 with finals at Wimbledon and the US Open in 2025. Her best-results line shows two finals, one semifinal, and two quarterfinals across 25 tournaments.

Clay has produced her strongest and most consistent Slam results

Her best clay-court showing is the 2019 French Open semifinal, and she also reached the fourth round there in 2022 and 2025. Across the French Open entries, she has only one first-round exit, in 2017, and no worse than the third round since 2019.

2025 was her clear breakthrough season

In four Slam appearances in 2025, she reached the final at Wimbledon and the US Open, plus the fourth round at Roland Garros. That is a major jump from 2024, when her best result was the Australian Open fourth round and she exited in the first round at the US Open.

Her results dipped sharply after the 2019 semifinal

After the 2019 French Open semifinal, she went through a run of early exits: three straight first-round losses across the 2020 Australian Open, 2021 French Open, and 2021 Wimbledon. Even in 2022, her best results were only two fourth-round finishes and one quarterfinal.

She has already accumulated a large Slam sample for her age

Born on 31 August 2001, she is 24 and has played 25 Grand Slam tournaments, producing a 50-25 record across 75 matches. Among women born in 2001, she is ranked #2 in the supplied comparison table.