Albert Ramos Viñolas

Insights

Career peak came in 2016 at Roland Garros

His best Grand Slam result is the 2016 French Open quarterfinal, and it stands alone as his only quarterfinal appearance. That run is also his deepest finish across all 51 tournaments and 76 matches listed.

2017 was his strongest all-around Slam season

In 2017 he reached the round of 16 at the French Open, the round of 32 at Wimbledon, and the round of 64 at the US Open. That is his only season with three results beyond the opening round.

Late-career results were almost entirely first-round exits

From 2019 through 2025, he lost in the opening round in 14 of 15 recorded Slam appearances. The only exception in that span was the 2020 French Open, where he reached the round of 64.

His best surface pattern is clearly clay-heavy

All of his top results came at the French Open: the quarterfinal in 2016, the round of 16 in 2017, and round-of-64 finishes in 2020 and 2022. By contrast, his Wimbledon and Australian Open runs never went beyond the round of 32.

He has been a long-running but low-conversion Slam competitor

Across 51 Grand Slam tournaments, he compiled a 25-51 record, which is a 33% win rate. The data also shows 76 total matches, meaning he averaged fewer than two wins per tournament overall.