Jannik Sinner can not stop winning at Majors! The Italian faced Andrey Rublev in the Roland Garros fourth round and earned a 6-1, 6-3, 6-4 win in two hours. Thus, the world's best player notched his 18th straight triumph at Majors and reached the quarter-final at six notable events in a row since last year's Australian Open.

On the serve, Rublev hits a harder average first ball, but Sinner’s second serve comes in with more pace and depth, and it shows. There was a staggering difference between the two on second-serve points: Sinner won 77% of his, Rublev just 29%.