Arantxa Rus

Insights

Peak came in 2012, with her only Round of 16

Rus’s best Grand Slam result is one R16, and it came at the 2012 French Open at age 21. That season also produced her other top runs: R32 at Wimbledon and two R128 exits.

Her strongest Slam stretch was 2009-2012

Across those four seasons she reached at least the R64 in six of her ten appearances, including R64 at the 2009 French Open, R64 at both the 2011 Australian Open and US Open, and R32/R16 in 2012.

After 2018, she became a consistent first-week player

From 2018 through 2026, every listed Slam result is R128 or better, and most are R128 or R64. The only exceptions to first-round exits in that span are four R64 finishes in 2020 and 2024, plus the 2025 French Open.

2024 was her most balanced four-Slam season

In 2024 she reached R64 at all four majors: Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open. That is her only season in the data with four identical results across the Slam calendar.

Her Slam record is built on volume, not deep runs

She has played 37 Grand Slam tournaments and 53 matches, but her overall record is 16-37, a 30% win rate. The distribution is heavily weighted toward early exits: nine R64s, two R32s, and one R16.