Anna Kalinskaya

Insights

Two quarterfinal runs define the peak

Her best Grand Slam results are two quarterfinals, and they came in 2024 French Open and 2026 French Open. Across 23 tournaments and 48 matches, no other result is better than those two peaks.

2024 was her strongest Slam season

In 2024 she reached the Australian Open quarterfinals, Wimbledon round of 16, French Open round of 64, and US Open round of 32. That is her only season with four main-draw appearances all finishing at least in the round of 64.

Clear upward step from 2023 to 2024

She improved from 2023 results of R128 at the Australian Open and R64 at the US Open to a quarterfinal, a round of 16, a round of 64, and a round of 32 in 2024. The jump is visible across both the number of matches won and the depth of her finishes.

Early career was mostly first-week exits

From 2018 through 2022, she had eight Slam appearances and only once advanced beyond the round of 128, reaching the US Open round of 64 in 2019 and again in 2020 and 2022. The rest of that stretch ended in R128.

Her results have been strongest at the French Open

Both of her quarterfinals came at Roland Garros, and her other French Open results are R128 in 2020 and 2022, R64 in 2024, and R128 in 2025. That makes the French Open the site of her highest ceiling and one of her more variable events.