Andre Agassi

Insights

Eight titles, seven runner-up finishes, and 277 matches

Across 61 Grand Slam tournaments, Agassi compiled an 224-53 record in 277 matches. His résumé in the supplied data includes 8 championships, 7 finals losses, and 11 semifinal exits, showing sustained deep runs rather than isolated peaks.

Peak years clustered from 1992 to 2003

His title years are 1992, 1994, 1995, 1999, 2000, 2001, and 2003, with only 1992 and 2003 separated by more than a single year from the rest. That span also includes finals in 1990, 1991, 2002, and 2005, indicating elite results across more than a decade.

Australian Open and US Open drove most of the success

All eight titles came at just two events: four at the Australian Open and four at the US Open. The French Open and Wimbledon appear in the data as title venues only once each in the broader results set, but the title count itself is concentrated entirely in those two tournaments.

Late-career resilience remained strong into his mid-30s

At ages 33 to 36, he still reached the Australian Open semifinal in 2004, the US Open final in 2005, and the US Open and Wimbledon round of 32 in 2006. Those results came after his 2003 title, showing that his late career still produced high-level Grand Slam outcomes.

His earliest Grand Slam results were already deep runs

The first entries in the data are a 1986 US Open round of 128 at age 16, then round-of-128 and round-of-64 results in 1987. By 1988 and 1989 he had already reached multiple semifinals, and by 1990 he was in two finals, marking a rapid climb from debut to contender.