Jasmine Paolini

Insights

Late breakthrough after a long build-up

Paolini’s Grand Slam career begins in 2019, but her first major deep run does not arrive until 2024. Across her first five Slam seasons, she never advanced beyond the round of 64; then she reached two finals in the same year.

2024 was the clear peak season

In 2024 she produced her best results at both the French Open and Wimbledon, finishing as finalist in each. That same season she also reached the round of 16 at the Australian Open and US Open, giving her four straight majors at R16 or better.

From repeated early exits to sustained contention

Her 2022 and 2023 results were mostly short runs: six of those eight Slam appearances ended in the round of 128, and the other two in 2023 reached only the round of 64. By contrast, 2024 and 2025 show a much higher floor.

Wimbledon produced her widest swing in results

At Wimbledon she went from round of 128 in 2021 and 2022 to round of 128 again in 2023, then jumped to finalist in 2024 before slipping to round of 64 in 2025 and quarterfinalist in 2026. That sequence is the sharpest tournament-by-tournament rise in the data.

Her overall Slam record is positive, but narrowly so

Paolini’s career totals stand at 37 wins and 27 losses across 27 tournaments, a 58% win rate over 64 matches. That profile is strong enough to rank her #79 in the Open Era overall and #34 among women with overlapping careers.