Jenson Brooksby

Insights

US Open is where his best Grand Slam run came

Brooksby’s only Round of 16 appearance is at the 2021 US Open, and it is also his best result overall. Across his 15 Grand Slam tournaments, he reached the US Open in five of them and never advanced beyond that stage elsewhere.

His Grand Slam record is exactly balanced

The table shows 30 total matches and a 15-15 record, which is a 50% win rate. That balance is notable because it comes from a career with repeated early exits alongside one deeper run rather than steady mid-round progress.

He has been most productive at the US Open

All five of his US Open appearances produced his strongest spread of results: R128 in 2018, R64 in 2019, R16 in 2021, R32 in 2022, and R64 in 2025. No other Slam shows a comparable peak, with his Australian Open and French Open runs topping out at R32 and Wimbledon at R32.

His career has been interrupted by long gaps

The Grand Slam career spans 2018-2019, 2021-2023, and 2025-, leaving no results listed for 2020 or 2024. That split timeline is visible directly in the results table and helps explain why he has only 15 Slam tournaments despite first appearing at age 17.

His best results came early, then plateaued

Brooksby reached his best Slam result at age 20 in 2021, then matched only R32 or worse in every later appearance through age 25. After the R16 peak, his next-best finishes were four R32s and four R64s, showing no further progression beyond that breakthrough.