Arantxa Rus

Insights

Peak Grand Slam run came at Roland Garros in 2012

Her best result is the 2012 French Open R16 at age 21. That stands alone as her deepest Slam run, ahead of two R32 finishes and nine R64 finishes.

Most of her Slam appearances ended in the first round

Across 36 tournaments and 52 matches, she finished at R128 in 20 events. That means more than half of her Slam starts ended before the second round, despite a 16-36 overall record.

2011-2012 was her strongest two-year stretch

In 2011 she reached R32 at the French Open and R64 at both the Australian Open and US Open. In 2012 she improved further, highlighted by the R16 at Roland Garros and a Wimbledon R32.

Her career shows a long gap before returning to Slams

The Grand Slam career is split into 2009-2013, then 2018, then 2020-. After the 2013 season, she did not appear again until 2018, creating a four-year absence from Slam results.

Recent Slams have been mostly steady but shallow

From 2020 through 2025, she reached R64 only three times: Australian Open 2020, and all four majors at R64 in 2024 except Wimbledon and US Open. In the same span, she also had nine R128 exits and one R128 in 2025 at Wimbledon and the Australian Open.