Mathias Christiansen and Alexandra Bøje are through to the final of the Singapore Open after delivering a dominant performance in the semifinals.

The Danish mixed doubles pair defeated China's Gao Jia Xuan and Wei Ya Xin 21-11, 21-13 to secure their place in the championship match.

The semifinal marked the third meeting between the two pairs in just three weeks. Their previous encounters had been incredibly close, with Christiansen and Bøje claiming a hard-fought three-game victory in Thailand before Gao and Wei edged an equally tight three-game contest in Malaysia last week.

Despite falling behind 4-1 in both games, the Danes quickly turned the momentum around. From that point on, there was little doubt about who the stronger pair was on the day. Christiansen and Bøje consistently put their opponents under pressure and never allowed the Chinese pair to find their rhythm.

The convincing straight-games victory continues an impressive run of form for Christiansen and Bøje, who have now reached two finals in the past three weeks plus a semfinalresult in Malaysia.

Awaiting them in the final are Japan's Shimogami and Hobara, who will be the last obstacle between the Danish pair and the Singapore Open title.