Tennis: Artem Sitak and Wesley Koolhof into finals of ATP 250 tournament in Sao Paolo

New Zealand doubles player Artem Sitak. Photo / Photosport

New Zealand doubles player Artem Sitak has reached his second ATP doubles final in three weeks.

Sitak and his Dutch partner Wesley Koolhof are through to the final of the ATP 250 tournament in Sao Paolo, Brazil after a 6-3, 6-3 win in just over an hour over Argentina's Carlos Berlocq and Nicolas Kicker.

Sitak and Koolhof got off to a flying start with two breaks of serve in the first set while they never faced a break point against their serve in the opening set.

It was a similar story in the second set where the Kiwi-Dutch combination broke early and went on to complete an impressive victory.

"We served really well," Sitak said. "We didn't give them any looks on our serve and took a few chances on the return games, which worked out perfectly. A few great volleys on big points helped a lot."

They will face another Argentine pair, Federico Delbonis and Maximo Gonzalez for the title on Monday morning (NZT).

Sitak who is ranked 58th on the Emirates ATP doubles rankings will be chasing his 4th tour title, but first with Koolhof.

The pair have finished runners-up three times together at Tour level, in New York two weeks ago and in Metz and Antwerp last year.

Their record doesn't concern the 32-year-old Kiwi.

"We played well in every final that we played, lost to the top teams in the world which is just the way it goes sometimes. We won't look to do anything different tomorrow, we will play our game."

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