Alexandra Eala
Alexandra Eala – WTA Tennis Player
Personal Info
Born on 23 May 2005 in Quezon City, Philippines.
Nationality: Philippines.
WTA Rank (as of 22 August 2025): 70.
WTA Doubles Rank (as of 22 August 2025): 202.
Height: 5 ft. 9 in. (1.75 m).
Alexandra Eala – Career Info
Singles Titles: [Not provided] | Doubles Titles: [Not provided]
Matches Won: 11 | Matches Lost: 22
Highest WTA Rank: 56 (30 June 2025)
Highest Doubles Rank: 155 (30 June 2025)
Data last updated: 22 August 2025
Earnings
Total Career Prize Money: $1,164,998 USD (approx. €1,080,000)
Data last updated: 22 August 2025
Miscellaneous
Information compiled by tennis fans from official WTA and ITF sources.
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Alexandra Eala Stuns Swiatek as Krueger and Kostyuk Turn Svitolina’s Old Section Upside Down
Iga Swiatek’s nightmare Wimbledon draw finally got her. The No. 3 seed is out after a 7-6(9), 6-2 defeat to Alexandra Eala, who turned one of the most demanding sections of the women’s draw into her own breakthrough lane. Swiatek had already survived Taylor Townsend and handled Karolina Pliskova, but Eala asked a different question…
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Swiatek Sharpens Up and Eala Lurks as Their Section Turns Into a Wimbledon Free-for-All
Iga Swiatek’s nightmare draw has already changed shape. The No. 3 seed moved into the third round with a clean 6-1, 6-3 win over Karolina Pliskova, removing one of the most dangerous grass names near her section. That was exactly the kind of result Swiatek needed after being pushed to three sets by Taylor Townsend…
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Swiatek Survives Tricky Wimbledon Opener as Svitolina Falls and Paolini Escapes
Iga Swiatek’s draw looked brutal before the first ball was struck. After one round, it already looks even wilder. Swiatek survived Taylor Townsend 6-1, 2-6, 6-3 in a tricky opener that had exactly the kind of grass-court danger everyone feared. But around her, the quarter started to shake. This was not a quiet first round.…
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Linda Noskova Stops Alexandra Eala’s Berlin Surge and Reaches First Grass Final
Alexandra Eala had made Berlin feel like her breakout stage. She had beaten Donna Vekic. She had beaten Elena Rybakina. She had turned a strong grass month into something bigger, sharper and far more visible. By the time she walked into the Berlin Tennis Open semi-final, she was no longer just a promising left-hander from…
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Alexandra Eala Bosses an Out-of-Sorts Elena Rybakina as Berlin Grass Run Turns Serious
Elena Rybakina’s grass preparation is starting to run off the rails. That is not something anyone expects to say about one of the cleanest grass-court strikers in the women’s game, a player whose serve can take the racket out of an opponent’s hands before the rally has even begun. But Berlin did not look like…
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Iva Jovic Shows Her Grass Value at Queen’s Club With Clean Eala Win
Iva Jovic did not arrive at Queen’s Club as a grass-court novice. The Ilkley title and Wimbledon qualifying run from last summer had already shown she could move through a grass week with confidence. Date Round Opponent Result Score Ilkley 125 June 2025 R32 Rebeka Masarova Win 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 R16 Varvara Lepchenko Win 6-3,…
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Elena Rybakina Looks Sharper Than Madrid as Alexandra Eala’s Rome Run Ends
Madrid felt uncertain. Not disastrous, not chaotic, but slightly incomplete. Elena Rybakina moved through the tournament with flashes of authority yet never entirely looked like herself physically or rhythmically. The timing was occasionally late, the serving phases uneven and the overall control less natural than the version of Rybakina that has spent years suffocating opponents…
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Jelena Ostapenko Fights Back From Brink to End Alexandra Eala Streak in Linz
Jelena Ostapenko did not so much win this match as wrestle it away from the edge. Down 1–5 in the second set and staring at a decider, she instead pieced together a run that turned the contest entirely on its head, defeating Alexandra Eala 6–4, 7–5 at the Upper Austria Ladies Linz. For long stretches,…
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Eala Finds Her Edge in Miami — Now Comes the Czech Test She Can’t Dodge
Alexandra Eala is beginning to look less like a rising prospect and more like a fixture. The 20-year-old moved into the Miami Open fourth round with a composed 6-3, 7-6(2) win over Magda Linette, a match that simmered before snapping decisively in her favor. For long stretches, it was serve-led and orderly. Then Eala shifted…
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Alexandra Eala’s Indian Wells Run Ends as Linda Noskova Dominates in Round of 16
Every breakthrough run eventually meets its toughest test. For Alexandra Eala, that moment arrived in the California desert. The Filipina rising star saw her impressive Indian Wells campaign end in the Round of 16, falling 2–6, 0–6 to Linda Noskova in a match that moved quickly in the Czech player’s favor. While the scoreline looked…
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Why Left-Handedness in Tennis No Longer Guarantees an Edge on the WTA Tour
For years, left-handed players carried a special kind of intrigue in tennis. From Martina Navratilova and Monica Seles to Angelique Kerber, the women’s game has produced southpaws who seemed to warp matches before they had fully begun. A serve swinging wide in the ad court, a forehand spinning into patterns opponents do not see every…
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Alexandra Eala Advances After Coco Gauff Retires Injured at Indian Wells
Tennis rarely unfolds exactly as planned. Sometimes the drama comes from rallies and momentum swings. Other times it arrives in the form of an unexpected medical timeout and a difficult decision. That was the case in Indian Wells, where Coco Gauff was forced to retire mid-match against Alexandra Eala due to a troubling injury in…
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Sabalenka and Gauff Advance, Eala Steals the Night in Indian Wells Thriller
Indian Wells rarely gives you one clean story. It prefers a handful at once — a top seed easing back into command, a contender wobbling but surviving, a former champion finding old poise, and somewhere near midnight, a young player kicking the door off its hinges. That was the shape of the day on the…
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Eala and Jovic Reunite in Indian Wells as Fritz and Rybakina Claim Eisenhower Cup Glory
The early days of Indian Wells 2026 are already weaving together two different storylines on the WTA Tour: the rise of the next generation and the star power of established champions. On one side stand Alexandra Eala and Iva Jovic, two teenage talents whose partnership could one day evolve into a fierce rivalry. For now,…
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WTA Rankings in February 2026
Check the full WTA rankings for February 2026, including player positions, ranking points, age and country. This searchable ranking table lets you filter players by part of a name, country code or age, making it easier to find specific players and compare the women’s tennis rankings from this period of the season. Looking for the…
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Alexandra Eala Buzz, Pegula’s Dubai Masterclass & Coco Gauff Serve Debate Ignite WTA Discussion
The microphones were hot — and so were the takes. In the latest episode of Nothing Major, Sam Querrey, John Isner, Steve Johnson and Jack Sock turned their focus to the women’s tour, delivering one of the most wide-ranging and surprisingly sharp WTA discussions in recent memory. From Alexandra Eala’s meteoric rise as a global…
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Dubai Tennis Championships 2026 Tournament Centre: Results, Schedule & Daily Key Stats (WTA 1000)
Updated as of February 21. The Dubai Tennis Championships 2026 is the second headline WTA 1000 event on the Middle East Swing. This Tournament Centre tracks every result day by day, with scores updated regularly as the draw advances. What you’ll find here all weekEvery women’s singles score from February 13–21, updated round by round from…
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Dubai Quarterfinals: Gauff Overcomes Yesterday’s Gauff, Svitolina and Pegula Still On Course
The Dubai quarterfinals were about margins — and mindset. Coco Gauff advanced past rising star Alexandra Eala. Elina Svitolina imposed her authority once again. And the desert delivered three matches defined by momentum shifts and tactical adjustments. If the earlier rounds were about survival, the last eight became about control. Coco Gauff Responds Against Eala…
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Mirra Andreeva Leads Dubai Drama as Rybakina Retires and Gauff Survives Thriller
Dubai does not whisper. It tests. It twists. It exposes. And on a day packed with tension, resilience, and sudden exits at the WTA 1000 Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships, defending champion Mirra Andreeva stood at the center of it all — imperfect, emotional, but still marching forward. Around her, chaos unfolded. A top seed…
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Gauff in Control, Eala Electrifies Dubai: A Quarter of the Draw Comes Alive
Under the bright Dubai lights, one superstar imposed her authority — and one rising force shook the bracket. The Round of 32 at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships delivered clarity in one corner of the draw and a spark of unpredictability in another. Coco Gauff handled business with poise. Alexandra Eala ignited the evening…
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Alexandra Eala Set to Ignite Dubai with Filipino Fan Power at WTA 1000 Showdown
Wherever Alexandra Eala plays these days, a sea of Filipino flags is never far behind. At tournaments around the world, a loyal and vocal group of supporters gathers courtside, transforming her matches into near home events. The same vibrant scene is expected at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships, where the 20-year-old Filipina star is…
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Abu Dhabi Open 2026 Results: Full Tennis Scores, Daily Highlights and Key Stats (WTA 500)
Updated as of February 6. The Abu Dhabi Open 2026 is one of the biggest WTA 500 tournaments of the season. With the first day of the main draw upon us, all qualifying results are in and the early contenders have begun to separate themselves. This page is built to follow the tournament match by…
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Abu Dhabi Open: Eala’s Dream Run Continues as Alexandrova Moves Toward Top 10 After Bencic Withdrawal
As updated on February 5. The WTA 500 Abu Dhabi Open has reached its quarterfinal stage, but not without a major twist. Defending champion Belinda Bencic was forced to retire from the tournament, a decision that will also see the Swiss star drop out of the Top 10 after several weeks among the elite. Her…
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WTA Abu Dhabi Open Day One and Two: Eala and Tjen Take Center Stage as Seeds Falter Early
The WTA Abu Dhabi Open did not ease into its first full day. It announced itself loudly. As the Middle East Swing begins, the WTA 500 event has already delivered a familiar but unforgiving message: reputation guarantees nothing. By the end of the opening round, multiple seeds were gone, qualifiers were surging, and two names…
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ASB Classic 2026 Results: Full Match Scores, Daily Highlights, TV Guide and Key Stats (WTA 250)
The ASB Classic 2026 in Auckland is where the WTA season properly gets moving, and this page is built to follow it match by match, day by day. From January 5–11, you’ll find every women’s singles score here, updated throughout the tournament as the draw narrows and the stakes rise. ASB Classic 2026 Results and…
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WTA 2026 Watch: Who Has the Least Ranking Pressure at the Start of the Season?
The WTA calendar has a habit of biting back. Ranking points earned in one blazing fortnight can turn into pressure twelve months later, and the opening weeks of 2026 will feel unforgiving for those defending deep runs from last season. But for a select group, January arrives with opportunity rather than anxiety. With minimal points…
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A Flag, a Stage, and a Season to Prove It — Alexandra Eala Carries the Philippines Into SEA Games Spotlight
Alexandra Eala walked into Bangkok with a flag on her shoulders and a season on her résumé — and neither felt like borrowed weight. The 19-year-old described carrying the Philippine flag at the opening ceremony of the 33rd Southeast Asian Games as the “honor of a lifetime,” a moment that landed somewhere between personal pride…
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2025 Japan Open WTA250 Results (Updated) Including Qualifiers
The rhythm of the WTA season heads even further east, and Osaka is ready to take center stage once again. From October 13 to 19, 2025, the Kinoshita Group Japan Open transforms the Utsubo Tennis Center into a celebration of speed, precision, and Japanese tennis pride. This WTA 250 event, offering $275,094 in total prize…
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2025 Sao Paulo Open WTA Results Including Qualifiers & Detailed Stats From Quarterfinals to Final
Sao Paulo Open 2025 Preview After a 25-year wait, top-tier women’s tennis is back in São Paulo! The city welcomes the Sao Paulo Open, a brand-new stop on the WTA Tour, returning in 2025 as a WTA 250 event. Played on fast outdoor hard courts, the tournament will feature a 32-player singles draw, all fighting…
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Indonesia’s Janice Tjen Shocks Eala, Storms Into First WTA Semifinal in São Paulo
Janice Tjen delivered the biggest win of her career in São Paulo, toppling third seed Alexandra Eala 6-4, 6-1 in the quarterfinals of the Brazilian WTA 250 event. The 23-year-old Indonesian qualifier, ranked No.130, surged back from 0-3 down in the opening set to claim 12 of the last 14 games and secure a historic…