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
Times Logic Mode of achievements

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	S	Paula Badosa	27	Spain
2025	Australian Open	S	Iga Świątek	23	Poland
2024	US Open	S	Karolína Muchová	28	Czech Republic
2024	US Open	S	Emma Navarro	23	United States
2024	Wimbledon	S	Elena Rybakina	25	Kazakhstan
2024	Wimbledon	S	Donna Vekić	28	Croatia
2024	French Open	S	Coco Gauff	20	United States
2024	French Open	S	Mirra Andreeva	17	Not representing a country
2024	Australian Open	S	Coco Gauff	19	United States
2024	Australian Open	S	Dayana Yastremska	23	Ukraine
2023	US Open	S	Karolína Muchová	27	Czech Republic
2023	US Open	S	Madison Keys	28	United States
2023	Wimbledon	S	Aryna Sabalenka	25	Not representing a country
2023	Wimbledon	S	Elina Svitolina	28	Ukraine
2023	French Open	S	Beatriz Haddad Maia	27	Brazil
2023	French Open	S	Aryna Sabalenka	25	Not representing a country
2023	Australian Open	S	Magda Linette	30	Poland
2023	Australian Open	S	Victoria Azarenka	33	Not representing a country
2022	US Open	S	Aryna Sabalenka	24	Not representing a country
2022	US Open	S	Caroline Garcia	28	France
2022	Wimbledon	S	Simona Halep	30	Romania
2022	Wimbledon	S	Tatjana Maria	34	Germany
2022	French Open	S	Martina Trevisan	28	Italy
2022	French Open	S	Daria Kasatkina	25	Not representing a country
2022	Australian Open	S	Madison Keys	26	United States
2022	Australian Open	S	Iga Świątek	20	Poland
2021	US Open	S	Maria Sakkari	26	Greece
2021	US Open	S	Aryna Sabalenka	23	Belarus
2021	Wimbledon	S	Angelique Kerber	33	Germany
2021	Wimbledon	S	Aryna Sabalenka	23	Belarus
2021	French Open	S	Tamara Zidanšek	23	Slovenia
2021	French Open	S	Maria Sakkari	25	Greece
2021	Australian Open	S	Karolína Muchová	24	Czech Republic
2021	Australian Open	S	Serena Williams	39	United States
2020	French Open	S	Nadia Podoroska	23	Argentina
2020	French Open	S	Petra Kvitová	30	Czech Republic
2020	US Open	S	Jennifer Brady	25	United States
2020	US Open	S	Serena Williams	38	United States
2020	Australian Open	S	Ashleigh Barty	23	Australia
2020	Australian Open	S	Simona Halep	28	Romania
2019	US Open	S	Elina Svitolina	24	Ukraine
2019	US Open	S	Belinda Bencic	22	Switzerland
2019	Wimbledon	S	Elina Svitolina	24	Ukraine
2019	Wimbledon	S	Barbora Strýcová	33	Czech Republic
2019	French Open	S	Amanda Anisimova	17	United States
2019	French Open	S	Johanna Konta	28	United Kingdom
2019	Australian Open	S	Karolína Plíšková	26	Czech Republic
2019	Australian Open	S	Danielle Collins	25	United States
2018	US Open	S	Madison Keys	23	United States
2018	US Open	S	Anastasija Sevastova	28	Latvia

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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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