Leonardo Mayer

Insights

Peak Slam run came in 2014–2015

Mayer’s best Grand Slam result was the round of 16, reached twice: Wimbledon 2014 and French Open 2019. His strongest cluster came in 2014–2015, when he also made three round-of-32 runs and added a Wimbledon round of 16.

2019 was his standout late-career season

In 2019 he reached the French Open round of 16 and the Wimbledon round of 64, while also going out in the US Open round of 128. That was his only season with a second-week appearance after 2014.

Best results were concentrated on clay and grass, not hard courts

His two round-of-16 finishes came at French Open and Wimbledon, and his round-of-32 results also include French Open and Wimbledon. By contrast, his Australian Open and US Open records never went beyond the round of 32.

He was most productive in his late 20s

Mayer’s deepest runs came at ages 27 to 29: Wimbledon R16 at 27, Wimbledon and French Open R32 at 28, and no better than R128 at 29. After age 30, he still reached R32 once in 2017, but never matched those earlier peaks.

Career volume was high, but conversion was modest

Across 39 Grand Slam tournaments and 73 matches, he compiled a 34–39 record, a 47% win rate. That profile shows frequent main-draw participation, but relatively few extended runs beyond the early rounds.