Ana Ivanovic

Insights

Peak season came in 2008

Her only Grand Slam title came at the 2008 French Open, and she also reached the Australian Open final that year. Across the four majors in 2008, she went 13-4 in matches implied by the round results, her strongest single-season Grand Slam run in the table.

Three straight years of major breakthroughs

From 2007 to 2009, she reached at least one Grand Slam semifinal or better every season: French Open finalist and Wimbledon semifinalist in 2007, champion and Australian Open finalist in 2008, then Wimbledon and French Open quarterfinals in 2009. That is the clearest sustained peak in the record.

French Open was her most productive major

Her best French Open results were one title, one final, and two additional quarterfinal-or-better runs, including a semifinal in 2015. No other Slam matches that combination of top-end success and repeated deep runs in the supplied results.

Late-career decline after 2015 semifinal

She reached the French Open semifinal in 2015 at age 27, but every Grand Slam result in 2016 was outside the top 32: R32 at both Australian Open and French Open, then R128 at Wimbledon and the US Open. That marks a sharp drop from the previous season.

Strong overall conversion rate across 48 majors

Over 48 Grand Slam tournaments, she compiled a 108-47 record, a 70% win rate, and reached at least the fourth round repeatedly. The totals also include five appearances in the last four of a Slam or better: one title, two finals, and two semifinals.