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Eala draws strength from Filipino fans in historic US Open win

- By MARK REY MONTEJO

Alex Eala still felt very much at home despite competing thousands of miles away as she marched toward a historic victory at the US Open early Monday, Aug. 25, in New York.

The 20-year-old Eala wasn't lacking in support when she battled world No. 14 Clara Tauson at the Grandstand, where thousands of her “kababayans” showered her with thunderous cheers on her way to a stunning 6-3, 2-6, 7-6 (11) upset victory.

“It’s so special. They make me feel more and more special,” said Eala during her post-match interview.

“To be a Filipino is something I take so much pride in,” she added.

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