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Aryna Sabalenka

This page provides a comprehensive overview of Aryna Sabalenka’s Grand Slam career. It combines key background information and career-level statistics with a complete, filterable list of her tournament results, showing how far she progressed in each Grand Slam event across her career.

Insights

Four Grand Slam titles, all in a five-season burst

Sabalenka has 4 Grand Slam championships in 34 tournaments, with wins in 2023 Australian Open, 2024 Australian Open, 2024 US Open, and 2025 US Open. That title cluster sits inside a broader peak that also includes 5 finals and 6 semifinals.

Her best stretch came from 2023 through 2025

Across those three seasons she reached at least the semifinal stage in every Slam listed: champion at the 2023 Australian Open, semifinalist at Wimbledon and the French Open, finalist at the US Open, then two more titles in 2024 and another title plus a semifinal in 2025.

The French Open remains the clearest outlier

Compared with her other majors, the French Open is the least productive event in the table: she has one quarterfinal, three semifinals, one final, and no title there. By contrast, she has multiple titles at both the Australian Open and US Open.

She improved sharply after a slow start

Her first five Slam results were R64, R128, R128, R128, and R64 from 2017 to 2019, then R128 and R64 in 2020. From 2021 onward, every listed result is at least a round of 32, and most are deeper runs.

Her peak results arrived in her mid-to-late 20s

Sabalenka’s first major title came at age 24 in the 2023 Australian Open, and she added three more titles at ages 25, 26, and 27. The table shows her current age as 28, with a 2026 US Open final already listed.

Basics

Born (age)5 May 1998 (28)
GenderFemale
Nation

2022-

Not representing a country

2017-2022

Belarus

EraOpen Era
Grand Slam careerCareer2017-

Grand Slam statistics

Tournaments34
Best results
4 x champion
5 x finalist
6 x semifinalist
Total matches150
W/L-record120-30 (80% won)

Compared with other women

In the Open Era#15 of 1971
With overlapping career#5 of 432
From

2022-

Not representing a country

2017-2022

Belarus

#1 of 32
Born in 1998#1 of 27

Grand Slam results

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Aryna Sabalenka – Grand Slam results (year, tournament, result, age)
YearTournamentResultAgeNation
2026US OpenF28Not representing a country
2026WimbledonR1628Not representing a country
2026French OpenQ28Not representing a country
2026Australian OpenF27Not representing a country
2025US OpenW27Not representing a country
2025WimbledonS27Not representing a country
2025French OpenF27Not representing a country
2025Australian OpenF26Not representing a country
2024US OpenW26Not representing a country
2024French OpenQ26Not representing a country
2024Australian OpenW25Not representing a country
2023US OpenF25Not representing a country
2023WimbledonS25Not representing a country
2023French OpenS25Not representing a country
2023Australian OpenW24Not representing a country
2022US OpenS24Not representing a country
2022French OpenR3224Not representing a country
2022Australian OpenR1623Belarus
2021US OpenS23Belarus
2021WimbledonS23Belarus
2021French OpenR3223Belarus
2021Australian OpenR1622Belarus
2020French OpenR3222Belarus
2020US OpenR6422Belarus
2020Australian OpenR12821Belarus
2019US OpenR6421Belarus
2019WimbledonR12821Belarus
2019French OpenR6421Belarus
2019Australian OpenR3220Belarus
2018US OpenR1620Belarus
2018WimbledonR12820Belarus
2018French OpenR12820Belarus
2018Australian OpenR12819Belarus
2017WimbledonR6419Belarus