Johanna Konta

Insights

Peak came in a three-year burst

Konta’s best Grand Slam results were all concentrated between 2016 and 2019: semifinal runs at the 2016 Australian Open, 2017 Wimbledon, and 2019 French Open, plus quarterfinals at the 2019 Wimbledon and US Open. Outside that span, her best listed result was only the round of 16.

2019 was her strongest all-around Slam season

She reached the French Open semifinal and backed it up with quarterfinals at Wimbledon and the US Open, giving her three deep runs in one year. Her Australian Open result that season was R64, so the year still showed a clear split between one major breakthrough and three weaker outcomes.

Australian Open was her most productive major

Across seven appearances, the Australian Open produced one semifinal, one quarterfinal, one round of 64, and three round-of-128 exits. That mix is stronger than her French Open and Wimbledon records, which each include multiple early exits despite also containing a semifinal.

Late-career decline was abrupt

After the 2019 peak, her final three Slam seasons produced only early exits: R128 at the 2020 French Open and 2021 Australian Open, plus R128 again at the 2021 French Open. Her only 2020 result beyond the first round was a R64 at the US Open.

Her Slam career was compact but efficient

In 29 tournaments and 68 matches, she compiled a 39-29 record, winning 57% of her matches. That output includes eight second-week appearances or better, with three semifinals and three quarterfinals, showing a relatively high concentration of results at the top end.