Lorenzo Sonego

Insights

Breakthrough peak came at Roland Garros in 2023

Sonego’s only quarterfinal in the data is the 2023 French Open, where he reached R16 at age 28 before that run ended. No other Slam result in his 33-tournament career matches that level.

Wimbledon produced his best late-career result

His strongest Wimbledon showing is the 2025 R16, achieved at age 30. Across the other Wimbledon appearances, he was eliminated in R128 three times, R32 once, and R64 once.

Australian Open has been his most productive Slam overall

He has reached at least the third round there four times: R64 in 2018, 2020, 2021, and 2023, plus a quarterfinal in 2025. That makes Australia his deepest and most consistent major by result profile.

His Slam record is almost perfectly balanced

Across 68 Grand Slam matches, he owns a 35-33 record, which the table lists as 51% won. That narrow margin shows a career built on frequent competitive matches rather than sustained dominance.

He has been a regular major entrant since 2018, but without a title-week breakthrough

Sonego’s Grand Slam career spans 33 tournaments from 2018 onward, with results spread across all four majors. The best-results summary shows one quarterfinal, four R16s, and four R32s, indicating repeated second-week proximity but limited conversion beyond it.