Summary:
The French Open's record-equalling tally of 13 Grand Slam final wins has been extended to a ten-match win over Italy's Andreas Seppi.

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David Ferrer extended his perfect career mark against Andreas Seppi to easily get back to the French Open's fourth round a year after reaching the final. The fifth-seeded Ferrer improved to 7-0 against Seppi, 15-0 in sets, by beating the 32nd-seeded Italian 6-2, 7-6 (2), 6-3 at Roland Garros on Saturday. Ferrer, who has lost a total of 26 games through three matches, will face No. 19 Kevin Anderson of South Africa for a place in the quarterfinals. Anderson advanced when Ivo Karlovic retired after one set Saturday. On his way: David Ferrer reached the fourth round of the French Open by beating Andreas Seppi . Losing streak: Seppi has lost seven games in a row against Ferrer and never beaten him . In 2013 at Roland Garros, Ferrer reached his first Grand Slam final before losing to Rafael Nadal. Seppi is 1-50 in his last 51 matches against opponents ranked in the top 10. Eyes on the prize: Ferrer was a losing finalist at Roland Garros in 2013, missing out against Rafael Nadal . In form: Ferrer's opponent in the fourth round will be Kevin Anderson who beat Ivo Karlovic of Croatia .