Roman Safiullin

Insights

Only one deep run, and it came at Wimbledon 2023

Safiullin’s best Grand Slam result is a single quarterfinal, recorded at Wimbledon in 2023 at age 25. His other listed bests are only one round of 16 and one round of 32, showing a sharp drop-off after that peak.

His Grand Slam record is almost perfectly balanced, but still below .500

Across 17 tournaments and 31 matches, he owns a 14-17 record, which the data converts to 45% wins. That means he has been competitive overall, but has lost slightly more often than he has won.

Wimbledon is clearly his strongest major

Wimbledon is the only Slam where he reached the quarterfinals, and it is also where he posted his second-best result, the round of 32 in 2024 and the round of 16 in 2026. No other major shows anything better than the round of 64.

His best stretch came in 2023-2024 before results softened

From Wimbledon 2023 through Wimbledon 2024, he produced his top three outcomes in the dataset: Q, R64, and R32. After that, the 2025 and 2026 rows are mostly R128 finishes, with only one R64 and one R16.

He changed national representation mid-career

The data shows Russia for 2021-2022, then “Not representing a country” from 2023 onward. That shift coincides with his deepest Grand Slam run, which came in 2023.