Jeļena Ostapenko

Insights

Breakthrough peak came in 2017-18

Her best Grand Slam results are concentrated in a short peak: champion at the 2017 French Open, semifinalist at Wimbledon in 2018, and quarterfinalist four times overall. Those are the only results in her table beyond the round-of-16 stage.

French Open is her clearest major strength

Across 11 French Open appearances, she reached at least the quarterfinals twice: champion in 2017 and quarterfinalist in 2023. She also made the round of 32 in 2020, 2022, and 2025, showing repeated deeper runs there than at the other majors.

Wimbledon produced both her highest and one of her lowest points

Wimbledon contains her best result, the 2018 semifinal, but also several early exits: R128 in 2016, 2019, and 2025, plus R64 in 2015, 2023, and 2026. That spread is wider than at any other Slam in her record.

Her Grand Slam output has been uneven since 2019

After reaching the Wimbledon semifinal in 2018, she did not return to a semifinal or title through 2026. From 2019 onward, her best results were quarterfinals in 2023 and 2024, with multiple R128 exits mixed in.

She has a solid but not dominant overall Slam record

In 42 tournaments, she played 104 matches and posted a 63-41 record, a 61% win rate. That volume places her #55 among 1,961 women in the Open Era and #26 among 462 with overlapping careers.