Anastasija Sevastova

Insights

Peak run came at the 2018 US Open

Her best Grand Slam result is the lone semifinal, and it came at the 2018 US Open at age 28. That stands out above her three quarterfinals and two round-of-16 finishes.

2019 was her strongest all-surface Slam season

In 2019 she reached at least the fourth round at three of four majors: quarterfinals in Australia, round of 16 in Paris, and round of 32 at the US Open. Wimbledon was the only exception, where she exited in round 64.

Her career is split into two distinct Slam phases

The data shows Grand Slam activity in 2009-2011, then a gap before returning in 2016-2022, with a new entry in 2025. The early phase produced one round-of-16 and several early exits, while the later phase contains all of her deepest runs.

Australian Open was her earliest breakthrough

Her best Australian Open result is the round of 16 in 2011 at age 20. Across the other Australian Open appearances listed, she reached only round 32, round 64, or round 128, making 2011 clearly her peak there.

Late-career results fell back to opening-round exits

After the 2019 quarterfinal-to-round-of-32 stretch, her next listed majors were mostly first-round losses: four straight R128 results in 2020-2022, then R128 again at both 2025 majors. That marks a sharp drop from her 2016-2019 level.