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Bang in form Stanislas Wawrinka looks a great wager at 4/1 with Bet Victor to lift the Malaysia Open next week on his first visit to the ATP 250 tournament in Kuala Lumpur.
The Swiss ace has enjoyed a brilliant year so far and can dominate a field which comprises of just one player ranked higher than him in the shape of David Ferrer who is the 11/8 favourite.
Spaniard Ferrer has by contrast experienced an underwhelming few months on the tour having failed to really make any further Grand Slam in roads as expected being the current World No.4.
The tempo and heat is really lifting at Flushing Meadows as the 2013 US Open reaches the latter stages and only the tennis Gods can explain how recent tip Lleyton Hewitt did not make the last eight.
It speaks volumes that the former Aussie champ was (and on more than one occasion) as short as 1/20 in running yet somehow managed to fluff his lines against Mikhail Youzhny – who to his credit battled like an absolute warrior to win five games on the spin when 2-5 behind in the decider.