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After being taken to a decider against Miomir Kekmanovic in his opening match, Siner has not dropped a set in his last four matches.
However, not all those wins have been straightforward as the result line suggests, and the top seed has yet to find their best form at SW19.
That hasn’t proved too much of a problem for the 24-year-old, who has stepped up when needed to claim crucial breaks and push himself across the finish line.
But it remains to be seen how he will fare against someone like Djokovic, with world number 48 Nuno Borge being the highest ranked opponent he has ever faced.
At Struff, Sinner endured a slow start and was held to three straight service games, but the 6ft 4in-German cruised through him.
But Sinner held on and held out for the opener to take a 6-5 lead to take the lead.
After trading breaks in the second set, Struff had a chance to level the score when he held off a set point, but a wicked serve saw him out of trouble and into the wind.
The four-time major winner dropped just four points in the third set and confidently wrapped up the victory after winning the decider 4-3 to move into the last four.
Sinner finished with 16 aces, won 84% of his first serve points and served up two break points for Strouf in a strong performance.
“I was serving smartly today, even though I was on vacation,” Siner said.
“I tried to stay in my mind in every service game.”
