Matthew Ebden

Insights

Best Slam showing came at Wimbledon 2018

Ebden’s lone run past the first round was a Wimbledon R32 in 2018, his best Grand Slam result in the dataset. It came during his 2018-2019 return to Slam play and stands out against 13 R128 exits and 8 R64 finishes.

Australian Open was his most frequent stage

He appeared at the Australian Open 8 times, more than any other Slam listed. Those starts produced one R64 result in 2019, three more R64s in 2018, 2014 and 2012, and four R128 exits.

2014 was his busiest Slam season

Ebden played all four majors in 2014, the only year in the table with a full Slam slate. That season produced two R64 results, at the Australian Open and US Open, plus R128 exits at Wimbledon and the French Open.

His Slam career was split into two distinct blocks

The career span is listed as 2010-2016 and 2018-2019, with no Slam results shown for 2017. The gap separates an early run of seven straight seasons from a two-year return at ages 30-31.

Most of his Slam matches ended in defeat

Across 22 tournaments and 32 matches, Ebden compiled a 10-22 record, which the table converts to a 31% win rate. That means he won fewer than one in three Grand Slam matches overall.