Anastasiya Yakimova

Insights

Best run came at age 20 in 2007

Yakimova’s deepest Grand Slam result was the 2007 Australian Open, where she reached the R32 at age 20. Every other appearance ended in the R64 or earlier, so this was her lone step beyond the first round.

Her Grand Slam peak was brief and early

She played 22 Grand Slam tournaments from 2005 to 2012, but her only R32 came in her third season of results. After that 2007 breakthrough, she never matched it again across the remaining five years.

Most of her majors ended in the opening round

Yakimova finished in the R128 16 times out of 22 tournaments, which is the clear dominant pattern in her record. That leaves only five R64 finishes and one R32, showing how rarely she advanced beyond the first match.

2009 was her busiest major season, but not her best

She played all four Grand Slams in 2009, the only year in the data with a full four-tournament slate. Despite that volume, all four results were R128, so the season added matches without improving her round-by-round output.

Her strongest stretch came in 2011-2012, but only to the second round

In 2011 she reached the R64 at both Wimbledon and the US Open, and in 2012 she repeated an R64 at Wimbledon. Even so, her other results in those two years were R128, so the late-career uptick stopped short of a deeper run.