Illya Marchenko

Insights

Peak came at the 2016 US Open

Marchenko’s only Grand Slam round of 16 came at the 2016 US Open, when he was 28. That stands out against his overall record of 8 wins in 26 matches and a best-results profile otherwise limited to five R64s and twelve R128s.

2010 was his busiest and most productive Slam season

He played all four majors in 2010, more than any other year in the data, and won three matches that season: two R64 finishes and one R128. No later year matched that combination of volume and wins.

His results clustered heavily at the first hurdle

Twelve of his 18 Slam tournaments ended in R128, making early exits his dominant outcome. Across 26 matches, that pattern explains why his overall win rate settled at 31% despite occasional deeper runs.

US Open was his strongest major by far

His US Open results include the lone R16 in 2016 plus R64 finishes in 2014 and 2015, and an R128 in 2010. That is a stronger spread than at the Australian Open, French Open, or Wimbledon, where he never advanced beyond R64.

His Slam career was concentrated between ages 22 and 29

Every Grand Slam result listed falls between age 22 in 2010 and age 29 in 2017. The span shows a compact eight-year Slam career, with his best result arriving near the end rather than at the start.