Daniil Medvedev

Insights

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

Across 37 Grand Slam tournaments, Medvedev’s best results are 1 title, 5 finals, and 3 semifinals. That means 9 of his 37 appearances reached at least the last four, a clear concentration of deep runs.

His strongest stretch came from 2019 through 2024

From the 2019 Australian Open through the 2024 Wimbledon, he repeatedly reached the business end: five finals, three semifinals, and one quarterfinal. The sequence includes every final listed in the data except his 2021 US Open title, showing sustained contention over multiple seasons.

2024 was a sharp split between grass and the other majors

In 2024 he reached the Australian Open final and the Wimbledon semifinal, but fell to the French Open round of 16 and the US Open quarterfinal. That is his only season in the table with two results at semifinal-or-better and two results outside the quarterfinals.

His early Grand Slam years were mostly developmental

From 2017 to 2018, his best result was the round of 32, with four round-of-128 exits and one round-of-64. He did not reach the second week until the 2019 Australian Open, where he advanced to the round of 16 at age 22.

Nationality split aligns with his deepest runs

All results from 2017 through 2021 list Russia, including his 2021 US Open title and 2021 Australian Open final. From 2022 onward, the table lists “Not representing a country,” and that span still includes a 2022 Australian Open final plus 2023 and 2024 semifinal-or-better runs.