Karen Khachanov

Insights

Two semifinal runs define the peak

Khachanov reached the semifinals twice, at the 2022 US Open and the 2023 Australian Open. Those are his only results beyond the quarterfinal stage, making them the clear high-water marks of his 37-tournament Grand Slam career.

2022–2023 was his strongest two-year stretch

Across those two seasons he produced four straight deep runs: 2022 US Open semifinal, 2022 French Open round of 16, 2023 Australian Open semifinal, and 2023 French Open quarterfinal. That sequence stands out against his overall 76-37 record.

His best year by volume was 2018

In 2018 he reached the round of 16 at both Roland Garros and Wimbledon, added a US Open round of 32, and finished with four Slam appearances. That was his first season with multiple second-week results.

The 2024–2026 results show a clear drop-off

After the 2023 Australian Open semifinal and 2023 French Open quarterfinal, his next seven listed Slam results were all round-of-64 or worse except the 2025 Wimbledon quarterfinal. The sequence includes R16, R64, R128, R64, R32, R32, and R32.

His career spans two national labels

The data shows Russia from 2016-2022, then “Not representing a country” from 2022 onward. His 2022 Australian Open result is still listed under Russia, while every later Slam entry uses the new label.