Andy Murray

Insights

Peak season: three titles and four finals in 2016

2016 is the clear high point in the table: Murray won Wimbledon and reached the Australian Open and French Open finals, while also making the US Open quarterfinals. That gives him three titles/finals-level runs in one season and no result worse than quarterfinals at the three events he finished.

2011-2017 was a sustained deep-run stretch

From 2011 through 2017, he reached at least one semifinal or better every year except 2014, when his best was the French Open semifinal. The sequence includes five finals or titles across 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, and 2017, showing a long peak rather than a single spike.

Wimbledon and the Australian Open were his strongest majors

His best Wimbledon result is 1 title plus 2 semifinals and 2 quarterfinals, while the Australian Open shows 2 finals, 1 semifinal, and 2 round-of-16 finishes. By contrast, the French Open and US Open each top out at one final and one title, with fewer repeated late-stage runs.

Late-career results fell sharply after 2017

After the 2017 French Open semifinal and Wimbledon quarterfinal, his next best Grand Slam result was only the 2018 US Open round of 64. From 2019 through 2024, he never advanced beyond the round of 32, and four of those six tournaments ended in the round of 64 or earlier.

His Grand Slam career spans 60 tournaments and 257 matches

The summary line shows 60 tournaments, 257 matches, and a 200-57 record, which is a 78% win rate. That volume is paired with three championships, eight finals, and ten semifinals, indicating both longevity and repeated contention at the business end of majors.