Taylor Fritz

Insights

Late-career peak came in 2024–2025

His two deepest Slam runs arrived back-to-back: finalist at the 2024 US Open and semifinalist at Wimbledon in 2025. Those are his only results beyond the quarterfinal stage across 41 tournaments.

Clay remains the weakest major surface in the results

French Open is the only Slam where he has never reached the quarterfinals. His best French Open showings are two round-of-16 finishes in 2024 and 2026, with several earlier exits at R32, R64, and R128.

Clear progression from early exits to consistent second-week contention

He opened with four straight R128 losses in 2016, then improved to R64 at the 2017 US Open and R32 by 2018. From 2020 onward, he reached at least the round of 32 in 11 of 14 Slam appearances.

Hard-court results have driven most of the career volume

His best results include one final, one semifinal, and six quarterfinals, and many of those came on hard courts: the Australian Open and US Open account for most of his deep runs. Across 114 matches, he has a 73-41 record.

Age 26 was his most productive Slam season

At age 26 in 2024, he produced four strong results: US Open finalist, Wimbledon quarterfinalist, French Open round of 16, and Australian Open quarterfinalist. No other age in the table shows four results at that level in a single season.