Monica Puig

Insights

Best run came at Wimbledon in her debut Slam season

Puig’s top Grand Slam result was the R16 at Wimbledon in 2013, when she was 19. That was her only appearance beyond the third round across 28 tournaments and 47 matches.

2016 was her strongest season by depth

In 2016 she reached the R32 or better at all four majors: Australian Open R32, French Open R32, Wimbledon R128, and US Open R128. It is the only year in the data with two third-round-or-better results.

Her results peaked early, then settled into a lower band

From 2013 to 2016 she produced her best finishes, including R16 and two R32s. From 2017 through 2020, her best result in any season was only R64, with four straight years ending no better than that.

Australian Open and French Open were her most productive majors

She reached the R64 or better at the Australian Open four times and at the French Open four times. By contrast, Wimbledon produced only one R64-or-better finish after 2013, and the US Open never went beyond R64.

Her Grand Slam record was built on consistency, not deep runs

Across 28 tournaments she won 19 of 47 matches, a 40% record. The distribution is heavily concentrated in early exits: eight R64 finishes, four R32 finishes, and one R16 finish.