Daniil Medvedev

Insights

One title, five finals, and three semifinals define the peak

Across 38 Grand Slam tournaments, Medvedev’s best results are 1 title, 5 runner-up finishes, and 3 semifinal appearances. That concentration of deep runs sits alongside a 97-37 match record, showing repeated contention at the very top.

2021 was his breakthrough season

In 2021 he reached the Australian Open final, won the US Open, and also made the French Open quarterfinals and Wimbledon round of 16. It is the only season in the data with both a Grand Slam title and multiple other deep runs.

His best stretch came from 2021 through 2024

From 2021 to 2024, every season included at least one result of quarterfinal or better: 2021 had a title and a final, 2022 had an Australian Open final, 2023 had a US Open final and Wimbledon semifinal, and 2024 had an Australian Open final plus a Wimbledon semifinal.

Clay is the clear outlier surface in his results

The French Open is the only Slam where his results repeatedly stalled early: R128 in 2017, 2019, 2020, and 2023, plus R16 in 2022 and 2024. By contrast, he reached at least the quarterfinal stage at the other three majors.

His results have declined sharply since the 2024 Australian Open final

After reaching the 2024 Australian Open final, his next six Slam results were Q, S, R16, R128, R128, and R128. That sequence marks a steep drop from repeated finals and semifinals to mostly early exits.