The Cypriot was chasing a first ATP title since 2010 but it proved to be beyond him as Wawrinka's superior consistency was enough to suppress his opponent, who offered only minor glimpses of the irrepressible talent he can produce on occasions. For the Swiss it followed a victory in Chennai earlier in the year and a remarkable ninth successive victory in ATP finals.
After a couple of comfortable early
holds from both players it was Baghdatis who edged ahead, breaking in the fifth
game of the match only to see Wawrinka hit back immediately. With the game back
on serve in the tenth game, a fourth and fifth double fault handed Wawrinka
three break points and with it set points, but Baghdatis rallied to save all
three. With the Cypriot clearly struggling with his serve it was no surprise
when Wawrinka clinched the opener at the fifth time of asking thanks to
Baghdatis' sixth double fault of the match.

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