Grigor Dimitrov’s Grand Slam Streak Ends After 58 Appearances — Here’s What Happened
It’s the kind of news that hits hard, especially for long-time fans of Grigor Dimitrov. After an incredible run of 58 consecutive Grand Slam appearances — a streak that started way back at the 2011 Australian Open and carried through to Wimbledon 2025 — the Bulgarian star is now officially off the Grand Slam roster.
For over 14 years, Dimitrov has been a familiar face at every Slam — fighting through injury, form slumps, and brutal draws. He’s been tennis’s iron man, quietly showing up and pushing deep into the draws when you least expected it. This consistency, resilience, and dedication made his streak one of the most respected in the sport.
But now, that streak has come to an end — and the tennis world is feeling it. The details behind his withdrawal haven’t been publicly confirmed, but whispers point to a lingering physical issue. With his game back in form earlier this season and his ranking holding steady, the news feels all the more painful.
And yet, there’s still hope. The Asian swing is just around the corner, and fans are clinging to the possibility that Dimitrov is simply taking a short break to heal up and recharge.
Because if there’s one thing we know about Grigor, it’s that he doesn’t quit easily.
Here’s to a strong comeback — healthier, hungrier, and ready to light up the tour once more.