The Slam Predictions Archive has a record of final and quarter-final predictions at the Slams since 2012.

2023 Australian Open: Swiatek-Q.Zheng, Pegula-Keys, Kudermetova-Fernandez and Bencic-Jabeur

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2022 US Open: Q.Zheng–Pegula, Bencic–Osaka, Keys–Andreescu and Rogers–Samsonova

2022 Wimbledon: Swiatek–Andreescu, Kvitova–Gauff, Riske–Kerber and Ostapenko–Bencic

2022 French Open: Swiatek–Kalinina, Keys–Collins, Jabeur–Andreescu and Gauff–Azarenka

2022 Australian Open: Barty–Sakkari, Krejcikova–Badosa, Tauson–Muguruza and Swiatek–Samsonova

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2021 US Open: Barty–Swiatek, Badosa–Andreescu, Giorgi–Keys and Krejcikova–Sabalenka

2021 Wimbledon: Barty–Kontaveit, Muchova–Kerber, Kvitova–Keys and Muguruza–Rybakina

2021 French Open: Barty–Muchova, Sakkari–Muguruza, Kvitova–Sabalenka and Kudermetova–Badosa

2021 Australian Open: Barty–Collins, Brady–Azarenka, Kvitova–Osaka and S.Williams–Halep

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2020 French Open: Halep–Sakkari, Svitolina–Azarenka, Muguruza–Rybakina and Keys–Martic

2020 US Open: Kerber–Martic, Osaka–Kvitova, Keys–Anisimova and Azarenka–Kenin

2020 Australian Open: Barty–Keys, Osaka–S.Williams, Bencic–Muchova and Bertens–Pliskova

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2019 US Open: Konta–Vekic, Halep–Mertens, Kenin–Pliskova and S.Williams–Barty

2019 Wimbledon: Bencic–Kerber, Bertens–Konta, Martic–Pliskova and Halep–Kenin

2019 French Open: Azarenka–Barty, Halep–Kvitova, Muguruza–Bencic and Vondrousova–Pliskova

2019 Australian Open: S.Williams–Muguruza, Sevastova–Keys, Sabalenka–Barty and Bertens–Kerber

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2018 US Open: Halep–Barty, Mertens–Goerges, Konta–Keys and Osaka–Kontaveit

2018 Wimbledon: Konta–Kvitova, Barty–Kerber, V.Williams–Strycova and S.Williams–Wozniacki

2018 French Open: Halep–Bertens, Muguruza–S.Williams, Ostapenko–Svitolina and Kontaveit–Sakkari

2018 Australian Open: Kvitova–Konta, Muguruza–Keys, Mertens–Svitolina and Vandeweghe–Wozniacki

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2017 US Open: Pliskova–Bellis, Keys–Ostapenko, Wozniacki–Muguruza and Konta–Sharapova

2017 Wimbledon: Muguruza–Bacsinszky, Pliskova–Kontaveit, Konjuh–Barty and Kvitova–Halep

2017 French Open: Stosur–Kuznetsova, Mladenovic–Bacsinszky, Svitolina–Suarez Navarro and Strycova–Pavlyuchenkova

2017 Australian Open: Kerber–Muguruza, Halep–Svitolina, Pliskova–Radwanska and Cibulkova–S.Williams

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2016 US Open: S.Williams–Halep, Radwanska–V.Williams, Keys–Konta and Cibulkova–Kerber

2016 Wimbledon: S.Williams–Bacsinszky, Radwanska–Kvitova, Keys–Kerber and V.Williams–Lisicki

2016 French Open: S.Williams–Cibulkova, Keys–Bacsinszky, Begu–Muguruza and Halep–Stephens

2016 Australian Open: S.Williams–Sharapova, Stephens–Cibulkova, Kerber–Azarenka and Makarova–Halep

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2015 US Open: S.Williams–Bencic, Mladenovic–Ivanovic, Petkovic–Wozniacki and Azarenka–Halep

2015 Wimbledon: S.Williams–Bencic, Sharapova–Pliskova, Kerber–Lisicki and Keys–Kvitova

2015 French Open: S.Williams–Wozniacki, Bacsinszky–Kuznetsova, Garcia–Halep and Suarez Navarro–Sharapova

2015 Australian Open: Muguruza–Wozniacki, Kvitova–Radwanska, Makarova–Halep and Bouchard–Sharapova

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2014 US Open: S.Williams–Ivanovic, Kuznetsova–Makarova, Kerber–Radwanska and Sharapova–V.Williams

2014 Wimbledon: S.Williams–Kerber, Halep–Lisicki, Azarenka–Radwanska and Kvitova–Li

2014 French Open: S.Williams-Sharapova, Radwanska–Bouchard, Ivanovic–Halep and Jankovic–Li

2014 Australian Open: S.Williams-Bouchard, Li–Kerber, Jankovic–Sharapova and Wozniacki–Azarenka

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2013 US Open: S.Williams–Flipkens, Radwanska–Jankovic, Wozniacki–Halep and Stosur–Azarenka

2013 Wimbledon: S.Williams–Kerber, Radwanska–Hantuchova, Hampton–Sharapova and Kvitova–Azarenka

2013 French Open: S.Williams–Kerber, Ivanovic–Errani, Li–Azarenka and Jankovic–Sharapova

2013 Australian Open: Azarenka-Pavlyuchenkova, S.Williams–Petrova, Li–Radwanska and Kerber–Sharapova

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2012 US Open: Azarenka–Clijsters, Sharapova–Kvitova, Wozniacki–S.Williams and Kerber–Vinci

2012 Wimbledon: Sharapova–Kerber, Petrova–Li, S.Williams–Kvitova and Bartoli–Azarenka

2012 French Open: Azarenka–Stosur, Ivanovic–Kerber, Li–Kvitova and S.Williams–Sharapova

2012 Australian Open: Wozniacki–Clijsters, Azarenka–Radwanska, Kanepi–Kerber and Bartoli–Kvitova