After an outstanding performance in the Wimbledon opener against Victor Hanescu on Monday, Roger Federer will look to continue that success on in his quest for an unprecedented eighth title.

However, he'll first have to get past Ukranian Sergiy Stakhovsky on Wednesday. Federer currently finds himself tied for No. 3 with the legendary John McEnroe on the all-time list of tennis pros who have won the most titles on the ATP Tour.

Overall, Federer has seemed to struggle in his 2013 campaign, with losses to Julien Benneteau, Tomas Berdych, Kei Nishikori and Rafael Nadal prior to the French Open. The respective results have ignited chatter that his peak performance days may be numbered, according to Tennis Earth.

To top it off, Federer was dominated by the likes of French pro Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the quarterfinals of Roland Garros. Hours after his defeat, he made an announcement that he'd be training harder for his title defenses at Wimbledon.

On Monday, Federer kicked off the tournament by beating Victor Hanescu on the grass in a mere 68 minutes, but will surely receive a tougher battle out of Stakhovsky.

CLICK HERE to watch the Roger Federer versus Sergiy Stakhovsky. The Wimbledon matchup on Centre Court will begin at 4 p.m. BST on Wednesday, June 26.