In a stunning upset, teenage wildcard Alexandra Eala defeated World No. 2 Iga Swiatek to secure her spot in the semi-finals of the Miami Open, marking a historic moment for tennis in the Philippines.

In an age where athletic achievements often mirror global politics, the rise of Alexandra Eala in tennis signals a transformative moment for the Philippines. With a remarkable trajectory that has her ...

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Saturday lauded Filipino tennis sensation Alexandra Eala for her impressive performance ...

Alexandra Eala has carved out a historic path not just for herself, but for Philippine and Southeast Asian tennis, as she ...

Eala enjoyed a Cinderella story at the Hard Rock Stadium, becoming the first player from the Philippines to defeat not one but two Top 10 players, scoring wins over Madison Keys and Iga Swiatek en ...

Despite all the expectations, the 19-year-old doesn't feel pressured to lead the nation to sporting glory. She simply hopes ...

Philippines sensation Alexandra Eala’s remarkable run at the Miami Open came to a brave end with a three-set loss to Jessica ...

Filipina teenager Alexandra Eala’s fairytale run at this year’s Miami Open has come to an end after the 19-year-old lost to ...

Among them: she became the first woman from the Philippines to beat a Top 30 player, and did it THREE TIMES. And two of them were Top 5 players. And all of them were Grand Slam champions.

Filipino Eala, the lowest-ranked semi-finalist in the event’s history, fell just short of going a step further despite another good display.

WILD CARD Alexandra Eala’s dream run in the Miami Open ended in the semifinal stage on Thursday with No. 4 Jessica Pegula of ...

The Miami Open women’s final is set with No. 3 Jessica Pegula facing top seed Aryna Sabalenka in a rematch of the 2024 US ...