Laura Siegemund

Insights

Late-career peak came in 2025

Her best Grand Slam result is a quarterfinal, and one of the two came in 2025 at Wimbledon. That same season also produced a US Open R32 and an Australian Open R32, making 2025 her strongest year by depth.

2019 was her most consistent four-Slam season

In 2019 she reached the R64 at all four majors: Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open. No other season in the data shows four results at the same round across the full Slam calendar.

She broke through quickly after her debut

Her Grand Slam career begins in 2015, and by 2016 she had already reached the R32 twice, at the Australian Open and US Open. That is a clear step up from her 2015 results, both of which ended in the R128.

Her results cluster around early exits, but with two deep runs

Across 59 matches she is 26-33, and her best-results line shows only two quarterfinals versus five R32s and eight R64s. The overall profile is one of frequent early-round exits punctuated by occasional runs into the second week.

She remains highly ranked among peers from her country and birth year

In the Open Era comparison tables, she is #8 of 56 women from Germany and #6 of 22 women born in 1988. Those placements are notably stronger than her overall Open Era rank of #238 of 1961.