Marco Cecchinato

Insights

One deep run, then mostly early exits

Across 23 Grand Slam tournaments and 33 matches, Cecchinato’s career is defined by a single semifinal at the 2018 French Open. Outside that peak, his best other results are only two round-of-32 finishes and one round-of-64 finish.

Clay produced his only sustained success

His strongest Grand Slam results came at the French Open: semifinal in 2018, round of 32 in 2020 and 2021, and round of 64 in 2022. In the other three majors, he never advanced beyond the round of 128 in the data shown.

2018 stands out as the clear high-water mark

In 2018 he reached the French Open semifinal at age 25, while his other two Slam appearances that year were both round-of-128 losses at Wimbledon and the US Open. That makes 2018 his only season with a result better than the opening round.

His Slam record was heavily front-loaded with first-round losses

From 2015 through 2019, he recorded round-of-128 exits in 13 of 16 Slam appearances. The pattern only briefly improved in 2020 and 2021, when he reached the round of 32 twice before slipping back to a round-of-64 and three more round-of-128 results.

He was unusually durable for a player born in 1992

Born on 30 September 1992, Cecchinato is listed as the No. 2 Grand Slam performer among 32 men born in 1992. He also ranks No. 8 among 97 men from Italy and No. 57 among 385 men with overlapping careers.