French Open: Jannik Sinner continues impressive form to sail into fourth round

The Italian needed just an hour and 34 minutes to wrap up victory against world No 34 Lehecka, hitting a staggering 31 winners to just nine unforced errors against the Czech.

Sinner's triumph on Saturday saw him extend his Grand Slam-winning streak to 17 matches, having won the 2024 US Open and 2025 Australian Open titles.

Speaking on court after the match, the 23-year-old thanked his team for providing him with the perfect tactical approach.

"This morning I said to my team I'm feeling well and physically ready," said Sinner. "We had to go very hard in the beginning, because I feel like the start of slams are very important, which then gives you the confidence to keep going.

"I warmed up very well. I felt very good. After 25 minutes I was feeling great. Just a relaxed morning, and I tried to go on court with a good focus.

"My team is good, they give me the right tactics â- I tried to play them in the match. It's a combination of also being happy on court."

Meanwhile, the 23-year-old has also become the Italian man with the joint-most Grand Slam match wins in the Open Era.

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