Andrey Kuznetsov

Insights

Peak came at the 2016 Australian Open

His best Grand Slam result is the only R16 in the dataset, reached at the 2016 Australian Open at age 24. That run stands out against his five R32 finishes and five R64 finishes.

2016 was his strongest Slam season

In 2016 he reached the R16 in Melbourne, then added R32 finishes at Wimbledon and the US Open, plus an R64 at Roland Garros. That is his only season with three wins across multiple majors and his deepest overall campaign.

He was most productive in 2013-2017, then faded

From 2013 through 2017 he appeared in 17 of his 21 Grand Slam tournaments and produced all 18 of his match wins. After 2017, he has only two Slam appearances in the data: 2020 and 2022.

His only second-week appearance came early in his career

The lone R16 came in 2016, and every other result stopped by the third round or earlier. Across 39 total matches, he never matched that depth again in any later Slam appearance.

His final Slam entries were a sharp drop-off

After the 2020 US Open R64 at age 29, his next and latest Slam result is a 2022 French Open R128 at age 31. That marks a clear decline from his earlier R32 and R16 results.