Since his victory at the Australian Open in 2014, Stan Wawrinka has often been labelled a ‘one slam wonder’. His remarkable win in Melbourne was followed by some inconsistencies, but overall, Wawrinka has maintained a very high level of tennis since that victory. Now, he has reached his second Grand Slam final after a spectacular run at the French Open, dispelling the myth that he is a one slam wonder, and showing that he is one of the best players in the world at the moment.

Wawrinka’s run to the final at Roland Garros has been exceptional. In his six matches, he has lost just two sets, one to Dusan Lajovic in round 2, and one to home favourite Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the semi final. Other than that, his progress has been serene, most impressively in a straight sets stuffing over his fellow countryman Roger Federer. There is no doubt…