Bernard Tomic

Insights

Peak came early, with a lone quarterfinal at 18

Tomic’s best Grand Slam result is one quarterfinal, reached at Wimbledon in 2011 at age 18. That remains his deepest run across 38 tournaments and 79 matches.

2015-2016 was his strongest two-year stretch

He reached the round of 16 four times in that span: Australian Open and Wimbledon in 2015, then Australian Open and Wimbledon again in 2016. Those are his only four R16 finishes, and they account for his best sustained run of form.

Australian Open was his most productive major

Across the Australian Open he produced his best overall Grand Slam results: one R16, two R32s, two R64s, and two R128s. No other Slam shows as many deep finishes in his row-by-row results.

Late-career results dropped sharply after age 24

After reaching R32 at the 2017 Australian Open at age 24, every listed result from 2017 through 2021 was R128 or R64. That includes three straight first-round exits in 2019 and a return only to R64 in 2021.

His Grand Slam record is close to break-even, but still slightly positive

Over 79 matches he compiled a 41-38 record, which is a 52% win rate. That balance reflects a career with several mid-round advances, but only one result beyond the round of 16.