Pablo Carreño Busta

Insights

Two deep runs define the peak

His best Grand Slam results are two semifinals and two quarterfinals, and the semifinal finishes came in 2017 US Open and 2020 US Open. Those are the only times he reached the last four in the supplied record.

US Open is clearly his strongest major

Across the four Slams, his deepest runs are concentrated at the US Open: semifinal in 2017, quarterfinal in 2014, and round of 16 in 2022. By contrast, his Australian Open and Wimbledon results never go beyond the round of 16.

2020 was his best single Slam season

In 2020 he reached the Australian Open round of 32, then the French Open quarterfinal, and then the US Open semifinal. That is his only season in the data with two results at the quarterfinal-or-better level.

Late-career results have trended downward

After the 2020 semifinal, his next results were R16 at the 2021 French Open, then only R16 and R128 finishes in 2022, followed by R64 or worse in every listed Slam from 2023 through 2026 except the 2026 French Open R16.

He has been a consistent main-draw presence without many breakthroughs

The record spans 44 tournaments and 105 matches, producing a 61-44 Grand Slam mark. Most finishes cluster in the early rounds, including six round-of-16 exits and repeated R32/R64/R128 results, showing steady participation but limited conversion into deep runs.