Ana Konjuh

Insights

2017 was her clear peak

Her best Grand Slam run came in 2017, when she reached the Wimbledon round of 16 and also made the round of 64 at both the Australian Open and French Open. That season produced her strongest four-event spread in the data.

The 2016 US Open quarterfinal stands alone

Her only quarterfinal appearance in the dataset came at the 2016 US Open, at age 18. No other result matches that level, making it the single deepest run of her Grand Slam career.

She was already making main-draw progress at 16

Konjuh’s earliest recorded Slam results are from 2014, when she reached the Wimbledon round of 32 and the Australian Open round of 128 at age 16. That gives her the earliest age-specific breakthrough in the table.

Late-career results were limited to first-week exits

In her 2021-2022 return, every result was a round-of-128 exit except the 2022 Australian Open, where she reached the round of 64. Across those six appearances, she never advanced beyond the second round.

Her Slam record is built on mid-round consistency, not volume of deep runs

Across 21 tournaments and 38 matches, she finished 17-21, a 45% win rate. The results table shows only one quarterfinal, one round of 16, and one round of 32, so most of her wins came in the early rounds.