Thanasi Kokkinakis

Insights

Best Slam runs came in two different seasons

Kokkinakis’ top Grand Slam result is R32, reached three times: the 2015 French Open, the 2023 French Open, and the 2024 French Open. Those are separated by eight and nine years from his first appearance, showing rare but repeated breakthroughs.

His Slam career is heavily concentrated in the 2021-2026 stretch

He has played 26 Grand Slam tournaments and 17 of his 26 matches were wins, but 13 of those tournaments came from 2021 onward. That late-career block accounts for exactly half of his Slam appearances.

Australian Open has been his most frequent stage, but not his best one

He has 7 Australian Open results, more than any other major in the table, yet his best Australian Open finish is only R64. By contrast, his three R32 results all came at Roland Garros.

His deepest runs came at age 19 and then not again until his late 20s

The first R32 came at the 2015 French Open when he was 19. The next two R32 finishes arrived at ages 27 and 28, indicating a long gap between his earliest peak and later repeat success.

He has never advanced beyond the third round, and most exits were early

Across 43 total matches, his record is 17-26, with 12 R128 exits and 11 R64 finishes. That means 23 of his 26 tournaments ended before the third round, underscoring how rare his deeper runs have been.