Alexandra Eala
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Alexandra Eala – WTA Tennis Player
Latest win:
Mubadala DC Open (Washington) on August 2, 2026
Personal Info
Born on 23 May 2005 in Quezon City, Philippines.
Nationality: Philippines.
WTA Rank (as of 26 August 2026): 18.
WTA Doubles Rank (as of 26 August 2026): 124.
Height: 5 ft. 9 in. (1.75 m).
Alexandra Eala – Career Info
Singles Titles: 1 | Doubles Titles: [Not provided]
Matches Won: 232 | Matches Lost: 137
Highest WTA Rank: 18
Highest Doubles Rank: 88
Data last updated: 26 August 2026
Earnings
Total Career Prize Money: $3,045,990 USD (approx. €2,613,398)
Data last updated: 26 August 2026
Miscellaneous
Information compiled by tennis fans from official WTA and ITF sources.
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Alexandra Eala Gives Diane Parry No Way Out in One of Her Most Dominant Wins Since Birmingham
Alexandra Eala vs. Diane Parry — Ningbo Open 2026 First-Round Match Report Diane Parry arrived in Ningbo looking for a way out of a four-match losing streak. Alexandra Eala did not offer one. The Filipina opened her Ningbo campaign with a convincing 6-3, 6-1 victory, gradually squeezing the resistance out of a match that stayed…
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Elena Rybakina and Alexandra Eala Are Set for the 2026 Ningbo Open
The uncertainty around Elena Rybakina and Alexandra Eala has now largely disappeared: both look set to compete at the 2026 Ningbo Open. The latest official tournament information places Rybakina among the projected seeds and Eala among the direct main-draw entrants. Tournament social-media posts have also confirmed that both players are in Ningbo, while the WTA’s…
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Qualifier Han Shi Carries Her Wuhan Momentum Past Alexandra Eala in Three Sets
Alexandra Eala vs. Han Shi — Wuhan Open 2026 First-Round Match Report There are easier ways to begin a tournament than facing a qualifier who has already spent two matches proving she belongs there. Alexandra Eala found that out against Han Shi. The world No. 217 carried her qualifying form straight into the Wuhan main…
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Asian Games 2026 Women’s Singles Results, Draw, Schedule & LA28 Olympic Qualification
The Asian Games 2026 women’s singles tournament centre follows the complete tennis draw from Aichi-Nagoya, with match results, the remaining bracket, schedule and medal race through the gold-medal match. Last updated on October 2, after Xiyu Wang and Shuai Zhang contested the gold medal match. This edition carries significance beyond the Asian Games podium. The…
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Alexandra Eala Picks the Asian Games and Accepts the WTA Consequences
Alexandra Eala has chosen national duty over a mandatory WTA 1000 appearance. The world No. 18 plans to represent the Philippines at the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, skipping the China Open in Beijing despite the WTA rejecting her request for an exemption. The decision reportedly brings a $10,000 fine and a zero-point result for Beijing…
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Singapore Tennis Open 2026 WTA Results, Draw, Schedule & Daily Updates
The Singapore Tennis Open 2026 tournament hub brings together the women’s live scores, match results, draws, schedules and daily updates from the OCBC Arena. Follow every round from qualifying through to the final as the WTA 500 field competes on Singapore’s indoor hard courts. Last updated on September 27, following the final between Leylah Fernandez…
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Stylish Tatiana Prozorova Dazzles Past Alexandra Eala in Singapore to Spark Her Breakthrough
Alexandra Eala vs. Tatiana Prozorova — Singapore 2026 Round of 16 Match Report The Singapore Tennis Open had already seen its ticketing servers overheat under the demand surrounding Alexandra Eala. On Wednesday, it was Eala herself who finally overheated. The world No. 18 crashed out to Tatiana Prozorova, ranked No. 180, 6-4, 5-7, 6-3, in…
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Iva Jovic Takes Over the Road to the US Open Final After a Three-Set Hitfest With Alexandra Eala
Iva Jovic vs. Alexandra Eala — US Open 2026 Third-Round Match Report The Road to the US Open Final has changed hands. Alexandra Eala carried it through the first two rounds. Iva Jovic now takes over after beating her doubles partner and friend 7-5, 3-6, 7-5 in a match that never once felt like an…
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Alexandra Eala Moves the Road Forward With a Clean Win Over Oliynykova at the US Open
Oleksandra Oliynykova vs. Alexandra Eala — US Open 2026 Second-Round Match Report The Road to the US Open Final has a clear rule. We begin with one first-round match, then follow the winner into her next match, and then do the same again until one player reaches the championship match in New York. Alexandra Eala…
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Alexandra Eala Packs Louis Armstrong and Starts RallyHer’s Road to the US Open Final 2026
Mary Stoiana vs. Alexandra Eala — US Open 2026 First-Round Match Report Louis Armstrong Stadium was packed for Alexandra Eala. We are beginning to get used to writing that. The No. 17 seed rewarded another sizeable crowd with a performance that became more commanding as the match progressed, beating American qualifier Mary Stoiana 6-1, 6-2…
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Coco Gauff Lands a Brutal US Open Women’s Section: Main Draw Bracket Analysis After Cincinnati
Coco Gauff could hardly arrive in New York with more momentum. She has just won Cincinnati, finished the tournament by sweeping Jessica Pegula 6-2, 6-4 and suddenly looks much closer to the player who won the US Open three years ago. Then the draw arrived. Gauff may be the No. 4 seed, but her US…
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PHILTA’s Tennis Etiquette Guide Is Not Just About Alex Eala Fans
Alex Eala’s rise has brought something tennis always claims to want. New fans. New voices. New national pride. New people in the stands who may not have grown up with the sport’s strange little rituals: when to clap, when to stay quiet, when to move, when to sit, when to put the phone away, and…
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Hunger Beats Fatigue as Belinda Bencic Ends Alexandra Eala’s Toronto Run
Alexandra Eala had won her last seven matches. Four of them went three sets. One of them ended with a rolled ankle and a medical timeout. The warnings had been there for over a week. Bencic beat Eala 6-4, 6-0, a result that will read as a statement for the Swiss but plays just as…
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Alexandra Eala Is Filling Stadiums by Herself, and She’s Back Under the Toronto Lights Sunday Against Bencic
Try this thought experiment for a second. Imagine two or three more players in women’s tennis who could sell out a Centre Court session in the second or third round on their own. Not on the strength of their seeding. Just because of who they are. The sport wouldn’t just be healthier. It would look…
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Toronto Rearranges Its Schedule to Put Eala and Venus Williams on Centre Court
Centre Court in Toronto has a pairing on it that didn’t exist a month ago. The tournament rebuilt its entire evening schedule to make room for it. Alexandra Eala and Venus Williams will open their doubles campaign on the main stage. That slot is usually reserved for whichever singles match sells the most tickets. This…
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Alexandra Eala Wins the Biggest Title of Her Life, and the Philippines’ First Ever WTA Trophy
Jessica Pegula had a set and a rain delay working in her favor. Alexandra Eala had eight straight games left in her, and she used every one of them. Eala beat the third-ranked Pegula 4-6, 6-4, 6-0 to win the D.C. Open on Monday, claiming her first WTA singles title after the final spilled over…
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Pegula and Eala Left Waiting as Rain Pushes the D.C. Open Final Into Monday
Jessica Pegula and Alexandra Eala started the D.C. Open final on Sunday. They will have to finish it on Monday. A long, messy day of rain, thunder and lightning in Washington forced the women’s final to be postponed after Pegula had taken the opening set 6-4 and Eala had moved ahead 2-1 in the second.…
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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…