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I've watched Wawrinka in most matches on this tournament, and I have to say I wasn't impressed. Actually, he had a bad start and got better a bit, but this is definitely not hi best. He had a favorable draw, truth be told, and Kyrgios, his first opponent, wasn't ready. On the other hand, Baghdatis shines here, and definitely playing his best tennis in the last few yeaers. He only lost one set against Troicki, Pospisil, Bautista and Lopez (who are definitely more dangerous), even though he constantly had problems with his first serve. But, even low numbers there got him worthy wins and he earned the final. His past against Wawrinka isn't good, 0-5, but those were rarely one-way street matches. The Cypriot retired from the last one, and the other four times, he took a set three times (two at the GS tournaments). So, the h2h numbers aren't exactly against us, while Baghdatis definitely left a better impression at this tournament. The 1.25 for Wawrinka really surprised me. The Cypriot had a fantastic week where his confidence was boosted, and knowing him to be a great fighter, there's no reason that with the support from the audience he wouldn't play in a way that would cover this handicap.