Beatriz Haddad Maia

Insights

Career peak came in 2023

Her best Grand Slam run is the 2023 French Open semifinal at age 27, and it stands alone as her deepest result. The same season also produced a Wimbledon round of 16, making 2023 her strongest Slam year by far.

Strongest stretch was 2022-2025

After returning to Grand Slam play in 2022, she reached at least the third round in seven of 16 tournaments through 2025, including the semifinal, a quarterfinal, and two round-of-16 finishes. That run is much stronger than her earlier 2017-2019 results, which never went beyond the round of 64.

Australian Open has been her most productive major

Across seven Australian Open appearances, she has reached the round of 64 or better six times, including two round-of-32 finishes and one round-of-16-equivalent quarterfinal run in 2024? No—her listed best there is round of 32, so the consistent pattern is repeated progress without a breakthrough beyond that stage.

Wimbledon shows the widest range of outcomes

Her Wimbledon results span from a round of 128 in 2022 and a round of 64 in 2019 and 2025 to a round of 16 in 2023. That spread is broader than at the other Slams, showing both her lowest and one of her highest levels there.

Overall record is narrowly positive despite many early exits

She has played 25 Grand Slam tournaments and 55 matches, compiling a 30-25 record for a 55% win rate. Even with 25 losses, she has still produced three runs beyond the fourth round: one semifinal, one quarterfinal, and two round-of-16 finishes.