Sargis Sargsian

Insights

Two second-week runs, both at the US Open

Sargsian’s best Grand Slam results were two R16 finishes, and both came in New York: the US Open in 2004 at age 31 and again in 2003 at age 30. No other major in the data shows a better result than R32.

His peak came late, after years of mostly early exits

From 1995 through 2002, he reached the R32 or better only five times, with most results ending in R64 or R128. The standout stretch arrived in 2003-2004, when he produced his two R16s and added an R32 at Wimbledon.

Australian Open was his weakest major by volume of deep runs

Across nine Australian Open appearances, his best result was only R16 in 2003. He also had three R128 exits there and never advanced beyond the third round-equivalent stage at that tournament.

Wimbledon was his most consistent major for reaching the middle rounds

He reached at least R64 at Wimbledon in six of nine appearances, including R32 in 2001 and 2003. That is a steadier pattern than at the Australian Open or US Open, where his results were more volatile.

His Grand Slam career was long but narrowly balanced

He played 35 tournaments and 69 matches, finishing with a 34-35 record. That near-even split matches the table’s 49% win rate and shows a career built on frequent participation rather than sustained deep runs.