Tommy Haas

Insights

Two semifinal peaks, separated by six years

Haas reached the semifinals four times, with runs at the 1999 Australian Open, 2002 Australian Open, 2007 Australian Open, and 2009 Wimbledon. That spread shows elite-level peaks in both his early 20s and again at age 31.

Australian Open was his strongest Slam by far

His best results include three Australian Open semifinals and one Australian Open quarterfinal, plus additional Australian Open rounds of 16 and 32. No other Slam matches that concentration of deep finishes.

Late-career competitiveness held up into his mid-30s

Even after age 33, Haas still produced notable results: a 2013 Wimbledon round of 16 at 35, a 2013 French Open quarterfinal at 35, and a 2013 US Open round of 32 at 35. He also reached the 2015 Wimbledon round of 64 at 37.

His final Slam appearances were brief

The last three listed tournaments were all first-week exits: 2015 US Open R128, 2017 Australian Open R128, and 2017 Wimbledon R128. Those results contrast sharply with the deeper runs earlier in his career.

Career volume and efficiency were both substantial

Across 60 tournaments and 165 matches, Haas compiled a 105-60 record, which is listed as 64% won. That combination of volume and winning rate underpins his #118 ranking in the Open Era table.