Jerzy Janowicz

Insights

Peak came at Wimbledon 2013

Janowicz’s only semifinal run was at Wimbledon in 2013, when he was 22. That stands out against a career otherwise defined by rounds of 32 and earlier exits.

Wimbledon was his strongest Slam overall

Across four Wimbledon appearances, he reached the semifinal once, the round of 32 twice, and the round of 128 once. No other Slam produced a result as deep as that 2013 breakthrough.

2014 was his most consistent Grand Slam season

In 2014 he reached at least the round of 64 at all four majors: R32 at the Australian Open, French Open, and Wimbledon, plus R64 at the US Open. It was his only season with four completed Slam results all inside the top 64.

Late-career decline was sharp after 2015

After reaching R32 at the 2015 Australian Open and R64 at Roland Garros, he fell to R128 in all four Slam starts across 2016 and 2017 except Wimbledon 2017, where he still managed R32. The pattern shows a clear drop from mid-round results to early exits.

His Slam career was brief but efficient

From 2012 to 2017 he played 19 Grand Slam tournaments, won 23 of 42 matches, and finished with a 55% record. That output places him #213 of 2311 in the Open Era and #2 among men born in 1990.