Ryan Harrison

Insights

Best Slam showing came at age 25

His top Grand Slam result was reaching the round of 32, and he did it twice: at the 2016 US Open and the 2018 Australian Open. Both came when he was 25, making that age his peak by result.

Australian Open was his strongest major overall

Across eight Australian Open appearances from 2010 to 2019, he produced his best mix of results: one R32, two R64s, and five R128s. That is better than his French Open and US Open records, which never went beyond one R32 and mostly ended in R128.

He improved steadily from 2010 to 2013

His first four seasons show a clear climb: R128 at the 2010 Australian Open, then R64 at the 2010 US Open and 2011 Wimbledon, followed by two more R64s in 2012 and a pair of R64s plus an R128 in 2013. The progression culminated in his first two R64s at the Australian Open and French Open in 2013.

2016 was his lone breakthrough year

In 2016 he reached the round of 32 at the US Open, his best result in the dataset, while his only other Slam that year was an Australian Open R128. No other season contains a result better than R32.

His Slam career was heavily weighted toward early exits

Over 29 tournaments and 43 matches, he finished in R128 17 times and in R64 10 times, compared with only two R32 results. That distribution explains the 14-29 record and 33% win rate shown in the summary.