Garbiñe Muguruza

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Two majors, two finals, one semifinal

Muguruza’s Grand Slam peak is concentrated in three deep runs: champion at the 2016 French Open and 2017 Wimbledon, finalist at the 2015 Wimbledon and 2020 Australian Open, and semifinalist at the 2018 French Open. Those are her only results beyond the quarterfinal stage.

Her best stretch came at ages 21 to 24

From age 21 through 24, she produced all five of her top-tier runs: a 2015 Wimbledon final at 21, two titles at 22 and 23, and a 2018 French Open semifinal at 24. After that, her best Grand Slam result was the 2020 Australian Open final at 26.

Wimbledon and Roland Garros drove her career highs

Her strongest results came on two surfaces only: Wimbledon and the French Open. Across those events she reached two finals, two titles, and one semifinal, while her Australian Open and US Open results never matched that level.

2017 was her cleanest four-Slam season

In 2017 she reached the Australian Open quarterfinals, the French Open round of 16, won Wimbledon, and reached the US Open round of 16. That was her only season with a title plus two additional second-week appearances.

Late-career decline was sharp after 2020

After the 2020 Australian Open final, her next seven Grand Slam appearances all ended before the round of 16: R16 once in 2021, then R32, R128, R128, R64, R128, and R128 through 2023. That marks a clear drop from her earlier deep-run profile.