Nicolás Jarry

Insights

Career split into two distinct Grand Slam phases

Jarry’s Grand Slam career is listed as 2017-2019 and 2022-, with no results shown for 2020 or 2021. That creates a clear gap between his early run of 10 Slam appearances and his later return.

2023 was his clear peak season

His best results all came in 2023: R16 at the French Open, R32 at Wimbledon and the US Open, and R64 at the Australian Open. Across the four majors that year, he reached the second week once and the third round twice.

Wimbledon is his strongest major by best finish

Wimbledon is one of only two Slams where he has reached the round of 16, and he did it twice, in 2023 and 2025. No other major shows a better best result than R16 in the supplied data.

2024 was a complete step back

After the 2023 peak, every 2024 Slam result was R128: Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open. That is a full four-for-four first-round exit season, matching his weakest possible outcome in the table.

His Slam record is modest but concentrated in a few rounds

Across 23 tournaments and 36 matches, he has a 13-23 record, which is listed as 36% won. His best-results summary is tightly clustered: 2 x R16, 2 x R32 and 3 x R64, showing he has repeatedly hovered around the early-to-middle rounds rather than deep runs.