The Swiss player came back from 2-4 and 15-40 down against Tomas Berdych to take the third set and earn himself a place in the final of the Mutua Madrid Open in which he will measure up against Rafael Nadal. Wawrinka, who will return to the world’s top 10 next week for the first time in five years, goes into Sunday’s final on a nine-match winning streak, having won his seventh ATP title last week at the Portugal Open. The Lausanne native will contest his second Masters final, after finishing runner-up to Novak Djokovic in the 2008 Rome Masters.
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