Yanina Wickmayer

Insights

Peak came early, with a 2009 US Open semifinal at age 19

Her best Grand Slam result is a single semifinal, and it came in 2009 at the US Open when she was 19. That stands out against a career otherwise built mostly on early-round exits and occasional second-week runs.

2010-2011 was her strongest two-year stretch

Across those two seasons she reached the round of 16 three times: Australian Open and US Open in 2010, plus Wimbledon in 2011. Those are her only three R16 finishes, making this her clearest concentration of deep runs.

Wimbledon produced her best spread of results

Wimbledon is the only Slam where she reached four different stages: R128, R64, R32, and R16. Her Wimbledon peak was the 2011 round of 16, while her later Wimbledon results settled mostly between R128 and R64.

Her late-career Grand Slam results were mostly first-week exits

From 2016 through 2025, she reached the round of 32 only once, at the 2016 French Open. The rest of that span was dominated by R128 and R64 finishes, including four straight R128 results from 2018 to 2025 except for 2022 Wimbledon and 2023 US Open.

She played 50 Grand Slam tournaments but won fewer than half her matches

The record shows 50 tournaments, 94 matches, and a 44-50 win-loss mark, which is a 47% win rate. That volume includes a long career span from 2008-2020 and then 2022 onward, but the overall balance stayed below .500.