Andreas Seppi

Insights

Best Slam run came at the Australian Open in 2018

Seppi’s deepest Grand Slam result was the round of 16, which he reached six times. His lone Australian Open R16 came in 2018 at age 33, making that his standout single-event performance in the dataset.

2013 was his strongest all-around Slam season

In 2013 he reached at least the round of 32 at all four majors: R16 at the Australian Open and Wimbledon, plus R32 at the French Open and US Open. That is his only season in the table with four results all inside the top 32.

Late-career consistency held through his mid-30s

From 2018 through 2021, every recorded Slam result was between R16 and R128, with no exits before the first round listed. Even at ages 35 to 37, he still produced a R32 at the 2021 US Open and R64 finishes at Wimbledon and the French Open that year.

Wimbledon and the Australian Open were his best surfaces by results depth

He reached R16 twice at Wimbledon and twice at the Australian Open, while his French Open and US Open bests were also R16 but only once each. The distribution suggests his deepest runs were spread most often across Wimbledon and Melbourne.

His Slam career was long but usually ended early

Across 67 tournaments and 130 matches, Seppi finished with a 63-67 record, and his most common result was R64, which appears 23 times. That makes the round of 64 his modal stopping point despite six R16 peaks.