Juan Martín del Potro

Insights

Peak Slam season came in 2018

His best four-Slam year was 2018: champion at the US Open, finalist at Wimbledon, semifinalist at the French Open, and round of 32 at the Australian Open. That is the only season in the data with three results of quarterfinal-or-better.

US Open was his strongest major

The US Open produced his top two Slam finishes: champion in 2009 and finalist in 2018. Across the dataset, it is also the only major where he reached at least the final twice.

Clay and hard courts both delivered deep runs

He reached the French Open semifinal three times, in 2009, 2013, and 2018, while also making the US Open final twice and semifinal once. That spread shows his deepest Slam results were not confined to one surface.

Career interrupted, then revived at age 27-30

After no Slam results are listed for 2015, he returned in 2016 at age 27 and immediately reached the US Open quarterfinal. He then produced his 2018 peak at age 29 and finished with a 2019 French Open round of 16 at age 30.

Strong overall record with a late-career dip

His Grand Slam record is 97-36 across 133 matches, a 73% win rate over 37 tournaments. The final listed result is a 2019 French Open round of 16, after earlier 2018 and 2017 runs that were substantially deeper.