Jannik Sinner may have equalled a professional-era Wimbledon record with his dominant opening week, but the world number one remains firmly focused on what is to come rather than adding entries in the history books.

Meanwhile, Jannik also broke Roger Federer's record for the fewest games lost until the round of 16. The Swiss legend – who has triumphed eight times in the most prestigious tournament in the world – had left his rivals just 19 games in the 2004 edition, two more than Sinner.

Jannik Sinner continued to navigate a serene course through the choppy waters of Wimbledon with another straight-sets win that moved into the last-16. Pedro Martinez was his latest victim, the Spanish world number 52 - who was carrying a shoulder injury - winning just five games in a 6-1 6-3 6-1 defeat on Centre Court.