Tommy Paul

Insights

Breakthrough came in 2023

Tommy Paul’s only semifinal in the data is the 2023 Australian Open, reached at age 25. That season also included two other solid runs: R16 at the US Open and R32 at Wimbledon.

2024-25 produced his strongest sustained stretch

Across those two seasons, he reached at least the quarterfinals three times: 2024 Wimbledon, 2025 Australian Open, and 2025 French Open. In the same span he also added an R16 at the 2024 US Open.

Clay remained his least productive Slam surface

His French Open results are the weakest cluster in the table: R128 in 2019 and 2022, R64 in 2020, 2021, and 2023, then quarterfinals in 2025. Even with that late jump, clay still shows the most early exits overall.

He turned early-round exits into consistent second-week presence

Paul’s first five Slam appearances from 2015 to 2021 produced only one result beyond R64, the 2020 Australian Open R32. From 2022 onward, every completed season in the data includes at least one R16-or-better result.

His Slam record is built on volume and efficiency

He has played 28 Grand Slam tournaments and 79 matches, compiling a 51-28 record for a 65% win rate. That output places him #157 in the Open Era table and #40 among players with overlapping careers.