He's won plenty so far and Jannik Sinner has take another step towards his goal of being crowned Roland Garros champion.

That was a clinical dispatch of Andrey Rublev in two hours as the Russian left the court with a wry smile and a shake of the head at what he just came up against  Sinner 6-1, 6-3, 6-4 Rublev

Jannik Sinner breaks for the first time in the third set to win 6-1, 6-3, 6-4 over Andrey Rublev. It was a dominating display with the world No.1 cruising into the quarterfinals without dropping a set.

Credit must go to Rublev who fought hard in the third set, but he didn't break Sinner once all night having failed to take any of his three break-point opportunities. Credit must go to Rublev who fought hard in the third set, but he didn't break Sinner once all night having failed to take any of his three break-point opportunities.

The Italian is 12-0 in sets at this year's Roland Garros, only losing 30 games over the first four matches, with his average time on court being an hour and 56 minutes. Today's match lasted exactly two hours.

Sinner takes on Alexander Bublik, who beat Jack Draper earlier on, in the quarterfinals.

Quite possibly, as Jannik Sinner moves to within one game of this match.

 It has been such an impressive night from the Italian. He was always the favorite but a dismantling of this nature — even with an improved third set from Andrey Rublev — sets down a real marker.

Rublev just closed his eyes for a moment of reflection or visualization at changeover. He needs some magic here and to continue with his aggressive shot making if he is to take this to a fourth set. Rublev just closed his eyes for a moment of reflection or visualization at changeover. He needs some magic here and to continue with his aggressive shot making if he is to take this to a fourth set.