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Eala sees promise
Manila Bulletin
|January 31. 2026
Pinay ace hopes WTA staging opens more doors for PH tennis
The campaign of the Filipino netters in the inaugural Philippine Women's Open may have ended following Alex Eala's painful loss in the quarterfinals but the tennis ace is hoping that it was just the beginning of something big for local tennis.
The 20-year-old world No. 49 player felt the maiden WTA tournament in the country brought light to PH tennis and she's hoping — and praying - that it would open more doors for more major events in the country.
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