Tommy Paul

Insights

Breakthrough peak came at the 2023 Australian Open

His only semifinal in the data is the 2023 Australian Open, reached at age 25. That stands out as his deepest Grand Slam run, ahead of three quarterfinals and five round-of-16 finishes.

Australian Open is his strongest major by far

Across eight Australian Open appearances, he produced the semifinal, two quarterfinals, two round-of-16s, two round-of-32s, and one round-of-64. No other Slam matches that concentration of deep results.

Wimbledon has been his most consistent recent major

He has reached at least the round of 32 in four straight Wimbledons from 2022 through 2026, including a quarterfinal in 2024. That run is stronger than his French Open and US Open results over the same span.

His French Open results show the sharpest late improvement

After opening with a round-of-128 in 2019 and a round-of-64 in 2020 and 2021, he jumped to the round of 16 in 2022 and then reached quarterfinals in 2025. The progression is clear across five straight appearances.

He has become a high-volume, high-win-rate Slam player

In 29 tournaments and 83 matches, he owns a 54-29 record, a 65% win rate. The totals show sustained presence at the majors, with 54 wins already spread across 2015, 2017, and 2019 onward.