Liudmila Samsonova

Insights

Breakthrough peak came in 2025

Her best Grand Slam result is the 2025 Wimbledon quarterfinal, the only quarterfinal listed in 25 tournaments. That season also includes a French Open round of 16 and a US Open round of 64, making 2025 her strongest Slam year by far.

2021 was the first real step forward

After three straight first-round exits in 2019 and 2020, she reached the round of 16 at Wimbledon in 2021. That same season also produced round-of-64 finishes at the Australian Open and US Open, showing a clear jump from her opening two years.

Her Slam record is built on consistency, not deep runs

Across 56 matches, she is 31-25, a 55% win rate. The results table shows four round-of-16 finishes and four round-of-32 finishes, so most of her career has clustered around the middle rounds rather than repeated late-stage runs.

2026 has started with a sharp drop

In the three 2026 Slam results listed, she has one round of 32 at Wimbledon and two first-round exits at the Australian Open and French Open. That is a clear step down from the 2025 peak and even from her 2024 output.

Her nationality line changes mid-career

The data shows Russia through 2022, then “Not representing a country” from 2022 onward in the results table. That shift is visible in the same career span as her rise to her best Slam results, including the 2025 quarterfinal.