Jordan Thompson

Insights

Best Slam runs came in three different majors

Thompson’s top Grand Slam result is the round of 16, reached three times: 2020 US Open, 2024 US Open, and 2025 Wimbledon. He also has two round-of-32 finishes and 15 round-of-64 finishes, showing a career built more on steady progression than deep runs.

2024-25 was his strongest two-year stretch

Across his last six listed majors from 2024 Australian Open through 2025 Wimbledon, he reached the round of 16 twice and the round of 64 three times, with only one first-round exit at 2025 French Open. That is a clear step up from the preceding 2023 season, when all four results were round of 128 or worse.

Australian Open has been his most frequent early stop

He has played the Australian Open 11 times, more than any other Slam in the table, but only once got beyond the round of 64 there. His Australian Open results are heavily concentrated in the round of 128 and round of 64, with the lone exception being the 2024 and 2025 round-of-64 finishes.

His peak came after a long climb from first-round exits

From 2014 to 2018, Thompson never advanced past the round of 64 and had four straight round-of-128 results in 2018. He then improved to a round of 32 at 2019 French Open and a round of 16 at 2020 US Open, marking the sharpest upward swing in the record.

He is unusually high-ranked among 1994-born men

In the comparison table, Thompson is #2 among 22 men born in 1994, while ranking #424 of 2307 in the Open Era overall. That contrast suggests his Grand Slam career is comparatively strong within his birth cohort even if his overall Open Era placement is more modest.