Evgeny Donskoy

Insights

Best Grand Slam runs came in 2013 and 2017

Donskoy’s top results were two R32 finishes, both in 2013 at the Australian Open and US Open, and one more in 2017 at the US Open. Across 23 Slam tournaments, he never advanced beyond the third round.

His Slam profile was built on early exits

He finished in R128 15 times, far more than any other result, and reached R64 only six times. That distribution explains the 10-23 record and 30% win rate across 33 matches.

2016-2018 was his most productive stretch

From 2016 through 2018, he reached at least the R64 in five of 11 Slam appearances: Australian Open 2016, US Open 2017, Australian Open 2018, and Australian Open 2019 is outside that span. Within those three seasons, he also collected multiple R128 results, showing a modest but sustained peak.

Australian Open was his most reliable major

He reached R64 at the Australian Open three times: 2016, 2018, and 2019. By contrast, his French Open and Wimbledon results were mostly R128, and his US Open record was more volatile, ranging from R32 to R128.

His final two seasons were a step back

In 2020 and 2021, every Slam result was R128: Australian Open 2020, US Open 2020, and US Open 2021. Those three straight first-round exits closed a career that had previously produced occasional deeper runs.