Félix Auger-Aliassime

Insights

Two semifinal runs define the peak

His best Grand Slam results are two semifinals, and both came at the US Open: first in 2021 at age 21, then again in 2025 at age 25. No other major shows a result better than quarterfinalist.

US Open is clearly his strongest major

Across eight US Open appearances, he produced both semifinals plus one round-of-16 and one round-of-32 finish, with only two first-round exits. That is a much stronger profile than at the other three Slams, where his best results are one quarterfinal at the Australian Open and one round of 16 at Wimbledon and the French Open.

His best stretch came in 2021-2022

From the 2021 Australian Open through the 2022 French Open, he reached at least the round of 16 in four straight majors, including a semifinal, a quarterfinal, and another round of 16. That run is the clearest sustained peak in the table.

2023-2024 brought a sharp dip

After reaching the Australian Open round of 16 in 2023, he lost in the first round at the French Open and Wimbledon, then again at the US Open. In 2024 he improved only to the round of 32 in Australia and the round of 16 in Paris before falling back to two more first-round exits.

His Slam record is built on consistency, not volume of deep runs

He has played 29 Grand Slam tournaments and 77 matches, with a 48-29 record and 62% wins. The result mix is broad but top-heavy only at the very top end: 2 semifinals, 4 quarterfinals, and 5 round-of-16 finishes.