Jessica Pegula

Insights

Late-career surge produced her only final and all three semifinals

Her deepest Grand Slam runs are concentrated from 2022 onward: three semifinals and one final. The final came at the 2024 US Open, while the semifinals were at the 2022 US Open, 2023 Wimbledon, and 2025 US Open.

US Open is clearly her strongest major

Across 10 US Open appearances, she reached at least the quarterfinals five times and never lost before the third round after 2020. Her US Open results include one final, three semifinals, one quarterfinal, one round of 16, one round of 32, one round of 64, and two round-of-128 exits.

Australian Open shows the sharpest upward trajectory

She went from round-of-128 in 2020 to quarterfinals in 2021, 2022, and 2023, then reached the semifinals in 2026. That sequence shows a clear climb over four consecutive appearances before the 2024 round-of-64 result.

Her Grand Slam record is built on consistency, not just peaks

In 31 tournaments she has played 102 matches and won 71, a 70% win rate. She has reached at least the round of 32 in 18 of those 31 events, showing repeated deep runs rather than isolated breakthroughs.

Her career has two distinct Grand Slam phases

The data shows an initial stretch in 2015-2016, then a gap before resuming in 2019 and continuing through 2026. That split is visible in the results list, with only two events before the break and 29 afterward.