Miomir Kecmanović

Insights

Best Slam showing came in 2024 Australian Open

His deepest run is a single quarter-final-equivalent step to R16, achieved at the 2024 Australian Open at age 24. That is one of only two R16 finishes in his 30-tournament Grand Slam career.

Early career was unusually steady at R64 or better

From his first Slam in 2019 through 2022, he reached at least R64 in 13 of 16 events. The only exceptions in that span were the 2020 Australian Open and 2020 French Open, both ending at R128.

2023 was his clear low point

He lost in the first round at all four majors in 2023, posting four straight R128 results at age 23. That is his only season in the data with no win beyond the opening round.

2025 showed a rebound across the first three majors

After the 2023 setback, he opened 2025 with R32 at the Australian Open and Wimbledon, plus R64 at the French Open. Those three results were stronger than his 2025 US Open finish of R128.

Career profile is built on consistency more than deep runs

Across 30 Slam tournaments and 58 matches, his record is 28-30, a 48% win rate. His most common outcomes are R64 finishes, listed 12 times, compared with only two R16 appearances.