The top-ranked Caroline Wozniacki stormed into the Qatar Ladies Open final with a 6-1, 6-1 rout of Marion Bartoli of France on Friday.
Wozniacki won her 13th career title in nearby Dubai last week and will have a shot at another on Saturday against No. 3-ranked Vera Zvonareva.
Following a first-round bye, Wozniacki hasn't let up from Dubai in conceding only nine games in three matches.
Bartoli beat the Dane in their last two matches but Wozniacki rolled to 4-0, dropped serve, broke back and kept on going.
The semifinal ended for Bartoli when she hit a ball wide, the last of 23 unforced errors.
''It was important to start well and I played great tennis right throughout the tournament. I'm so happy to be in the final,'' Wozniacki said.
''I made her run very hard right from the start. I kept the level up and I'm hitting the ball very well.''
Second-seeded Vera Zvonareva survived a scare before coming back to beat Jelena Jankovic 6-1, 2-6, 6-4.
With the scores level at 4-4 in the third set, Zvonareva was trailing 0-40 before she staged her comeback to take the game with five points in a row and then broke her opponent in the next game to reach her second final in Doha.
Zvonareva said that she ''wasn't thinking about the score and was instead just focussing on the next point.''
