Jeļena Ostapenko

Insights

One major title, and it came at Roland Garros in 2017

Her Grand Slam best results include exactly one championship, one semifinal, and four quarterfinals. The title came in 2017 at the French Open, making that her clear peak result in the dataset.

Wimbledon is her deepest and most consistent major

Wimbledon is the only Slam where she reached both the semifinal and a quarterfinal, with additional runs to the round of 16 in 2022 and the round of 32 in 2021 and 2026. That gives her the strongest concentration of deep finishes at one event.

Her best stretch came between ages 20 and 21

From age 20 to 21, she produced her top Grand Slam outcomes: the 2017 French Open title, a 2017 Wimbledon quarterfinal, and a 2018 Wimbledon semifinal. The same age band also includes multiple round-of-32 and round-of-16 results.

Australian Open and French Open show very different ceilings

At the Australian Open, her best result is the round of 32, reached in 2018, 2022, and 2024. At the French Open, she reached the title in 2017 and also added quarterfinal-level or better form elsewhere, showing a much higher ceiling there.

Her Grand Slam record is solid but front-loaded

Across 43 tournaments and 105 matches, she owns a 63-42 record, which is listed as 60% wins. The results table shows her deepest runs clustered earlier in the career, while the most recent entries are mostly early-round exits.