Rebecca Marino

Insights

Two clear peaks, both outside the first round

Marino’s best Grand Slam results are exactly two R32 finishes and four R64 finishes, with no deeper run than the round of 32. Those peaks came in 2011 French Open (R32) and 2022 US Open (R32), showing the same ceiling across two separate career phases.

A long gap separates her two Grand Slam eras

Her listed Grand Slam career runs 2010-2013 and then resumes in 2021-, with no results shown in the intervening years. The results table confirms the split: after 2013 Australian Open, her next Slam appearance is 2021 Australian Open.

2022 was her strongest single season by results

In 2022 she reached R32 at the US Open and R128 at the Australian Open, French Open, and Wimbledon. That gives her only season with one second-round-or-better result plus three first-round exits in the same Slam year.

Her best stretch came at age 20

At age 20 in 2011, Marino produced four Slam appearances and three of her eight career wins: R64 at the Australian Open, R64 at Wimbledon, R32 at the French Open, and R128 at the US Open. No other age in the table matches that concentration of results.

Most of her Slam record is first-round exits

She has 20 tournaments and 28 matches with an 8-20 record, and 14 of her listed best results are R128 finishes. That means first-round exits account for the majority of her Slam appearances, while only six tournaments reached R64 or better.