Sofia Kenin

Insights

Peak came quickly: champion at 21, finalist at 21

Sofia Kenin’s two deepest Slam runs both arrived in 2020 at age 21: she won the Australian Open and reached the French Open final. Those are her only listed champion and finalist results.

Australian Open is her strongest major by far

Across eight Australian Open appearances, Kenin produced the title in 2020 plus two more fourth-round-or-better runs in 2021 (R64) and 2019 (R64), while never falling earlier than R128. No other Slam shows that level of peak output.

French Open shows the widest range, from R128 to the final

Her French Open results span five different stages: R128 in 2018, R16 in 2019 and 2021, the 2020 final, and R32 in 2024 and 2025. That makes it her most volatile major, but also the site of her best non-title finish.

US Open was the launchpad, then settled into mid-round exits

Kenin’s first three Slam results were all at the US Open: R128 in 2015 and 2016, then R32 in 2017 and 2018. She later added R16 in 2020 and R64 in 2023 and 2024, but never advanced beyond the fourth round there.

Her Slam profile is broad but top-heavy in the middle rounds

In 33 tournaments and 76 matches, Kenin’s overall record is 44-32, with 58% wins. The results table shows only one title and one final, but three R16 finishes and many exits between R32 and R128, indicating repeated competence without frequent deep runs.