Stan Wawrinka

Insights

Three major titles, all on different surfaces

Wawrinka’s best results include 3 titles, 1 runner-up finish, and 5 semifinal runs. The titles came at the Australian Open in 2014, the French Open in 2015, and the US Open in 2016, showing a three-year peak spread across three different majors.

His deepest run came in a tight 2014-2017 peak

From 2014 through 2017, he reached at least the semifinal stage in five of 16 Slam appearances: champion in 2014, champion in 2015, semifinalist in 2015 and 2016, finalist in 2017, and semifinalist again in 2017. That cluster stands out against the rest of his record.

Best career stretch was 2014-2017, then results fell sharply

Across 2014-2017 he produced his strongest Slam sequence, including 2 titles, 1 final, and 2 additional semifinals. After that, his best result was only the round of 32 in 2018 and 2023, with multiple first- or second-week exits in between.

Late-career decline is clear after age 37

At age 37 and older, his Slam results were mostly early exits: R128 at all three majors in 2022, R128/R64/R64/R128 in 2023-2024, and R128/R128/R128/R32 in 2025-2026. The only exception in that span was the 2026 Australian Open, where he reached R32 at age 40.

His overall Slam profile is built on consistency as much as peaks

He has played 78 Grand Slam tournaments and 237 matches, with a 162-75 record and a 68% win rate. Even before his title years, he repeatedly reached the second week, including quarterfinal-level or better runs in 2013-2017 and multiple round-of-16 finishes from 2007-2012.