Tennis: Results from Grand Slam Tournaments

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looking at Gender
aged Age from to Age to
named Name
from Nation
who are Active or not

and has achieved Achievement Result
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and has appeared
Appearances time(s) Logic
at Tournament
from Start year to End year

During the Amateur Era only top results are recorded (quarter finals or better) on this site. For this reason, the list below may not be complete.

Year	Tournament	Result	Player	Age	Nation
2025	Australian Open	F	Aryna Sabalenka	26	Not representing a country
2024	US Open	F	Jessica Pegula	30	United States
2024	Wimbledon	F	Jasmine Paolini	28	Italy
2024	French Open	F	Jasmine Paolini	28	Italy
2024	Australian Open	F	Zheng Qinwen	21	China
2023	US Open	F	Aryna Sabalenka	25	Not representing a country
2023	Wimbledon	F	Ons Jabeur	28	Tunisia
2023	French Open	F	Karolína Muchová	26	Czech Republic
2023	Australian Open	F	Elena Rybakina	23	Kazakhstan
2022	US Open	F	Ons Jabeur	28	Tunisia
2022	Wimbledon	F	Ons Jabeur	27	Tunisia
2022	French Open	F	Coco Gauff	18	United States
2022	Australian Open	F	Danielle Collins	28	United States
2021	US Open	F	Leylah Fernandez	19	Canada
2021	Wimbledon	F	Karolína Plíšková	29	Czech Republic
2021	French Open	F	Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova	29	Russia
2021	Australian Open	F	Jennifer Brady	25	United States
2020	French Open	F	Sofia Kenin	21	United States
2020	US Open	F	Victoria Azarenka	31	Belarus
2020	Australian Open	F	Garbiñe Muguruza	26	Spain
2019	US Open	F	Serena Williams	37	United States
2019	Wimbledon	F	Serena Williams	37	United States
2019	French Open	F	Markéta Vondroušová	19	Czech Republic
2019	Australian Open	F	Petra Kvitová	28	Czech Republic
2018	US Open	F	Serena Williams	36	United States
2018	Wimbledon	F	Serena Williams	36	United States
2018	French Open	F	Sloane Stephens	25	United States
2018	Australian Open	F	Simona Halep	26	Romania
2017	US Open	F	Madison Keys	22	United States
2017	Wimbledon	F	Venus Williams	37	United States
2017	French Open	F	Simona Halep	25	Romania
2017	Australian Open	F	Venus Williams	36	United States
2016	US Open	F	Karolína Plíšková	24	Czech Republic
2016	Wimbledon	F	Angelique Kerber	28	Germany
2016	French Open	F	Serena Williams	34	United States
2016	Australian Open	F	Serena Williams	34	United States
2015	US Open	F	Roberta Vinci	32	Italy
2015	Wimbledon	F	Garbiñe Muguruza	21	Spain
2015	French Open	F	Lucie Šafářová	28	Czech Republic
2015	Australian Open	F	Maria Sharapova	27	Russia
2014	US Open	F	Caroline Wozniacki	24	Denmark
2014	Wimbledon	F	Eugenie Bouchard	20	Canada
2014	French Open	F	Simona Halep	22	Romania
2014	Australian Open	F	Dominika Cibulková	24	Slovakia
2013	US Open	F	Victoria Azarenka	24	Belarus
2013	Wimbledon	F	Sabine Lisicki	23	Germany
2013	French Open	F	Maria Sharapova	26	Russia
2013	Australian Open	F	Li Na	30	China
2012	US Open	F	Victoria Azarenka	23	Belarus
2012	Wimbledon	F	Agnieszka Radwańska	23	Poland

Some details to be aware of

The definition of being 'recently active': A machine decides this based on data, not based on press releases or social media updates. When a player has been missing from the results for at year, he or she is considered 'not recently active'. Sometimes he or she just didn't qualify, so 'not recently active' does not mean 'retired'. It just means that he or she did not compete at Grand Slam level during the last 12 months.
About 1967/1968: If you choose 1967 as end or 1968 as start, we will assume that you really mean 'the end of the amateur era' or 'the start of open era'. In other words, Australian Open 1968 (happened in january 1968) is included if you choose 1967 and excluded if you choose 1968.
About age: The age of a player is calculated by the beginning of the tournament. If you see a small question mark next to an age, the players birthday occurred during the tournament and it has not yet been researched whether it happened before or after the last match in this particular case.
How points are calculated: When only men or women are selected, the appropriate WTA or ATP Grand Slam point distribution is used. The current point distribution is used all the way back to 1968. When both men and women are included, an average of the two point systems is used.
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