Félix Auger-Aliassime

Insights

Two semifinal runs define the peak

His best Grand Slam results are two semifinal finishes, and they account for the top end of a 49-30 record across 79 matches. Those peaks came in 2021 and 2025, showing that his deepest runs are separated rather than clustered.

US Open is clearly his strongest major

The US Open is the only Slam where he reached the semifinals, and it also produced his other deep runs: R16 in 2020 and 2024, plus R64 in 2022 and 2026. Across the listed results, it is his most consistently productive tournament.

2025 was his best single-Slam season

In 2025 he reached the US Open semifinal, while his other three Slam results were R64 at Wimbledon, R128 at the French Open, and R64 at the Australian Open. That mix makes 2025 his clearest one-major breakthrough year in the table.

Early career progress was rapid, then results leveled off

From his first listed Slam in 2018 to 2021, he moved from R128 to R32 at Wimbledon, then to R16 at the Australian Open and a US Open semifinal. After that, the results mostly sat between R128 and R64, with only one later semifinal.

He has been a top-200 Slam performer by volume, not just peaks

He has played 30 Grand Slam tournaments and 79 matches, which is enough to produce a 49-30 record and a 62% win rate. In the Open Era table he ranks #135 overall, but #33 among players with overlapping careers and #1 among those born in 2000.