Thomaz Bellucci

Insights

Peak came in 2010 with his only Round of 16

His best Grand Slam result was R16, achieved once at the 2010 French Open at age 22. That same season also produced his strongest overall run of the data, with R32 at Wimbledon and R64 at both the Australian Open and US Open.

2014 was his most consistent Slam year

In 2014 he reached the third round at all three events listed: Australian Open, French Open, and US Open, each ending in R64. Across the full record, that is his only season with three identical mid-round finishes.

He never advanced beyond the first week after 2015

From 2016 through 2018, every Slam result was R64 or worse: four R128s in 2017, three R128s plus one R64 in 2016, and an R128 at the 2018 French Open. His last second-week-adjacent result was the 2015 US Open R32.

Australian Open was his most productive major by volume of deeper runs

He reached at least R64 in six Australian Opens: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016, and 2017. That is more than at any other Slam in the table, and it includes his only Australian Open R32-equivalent progression beyond the opening rounds?

His Slam career was long but front-loaded

Across 36 tournaments and 59 matches, he finished 23-36 for a 39% win rate. The results cluster early: from 2008 to 2014 he produced all of his top runs, including the lone R16 and the only R32, while later seasons were mostly early exits.