Alex Eala’s coming of age is definitely a whiff of the freshest air that this politically-divided country can actually ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Embassy of Denmark in the Philippines and the Philippine Embassy in Spain have praised homegrown ...

Other than five consecutive wins in January at a minor tournament in Canberra, Australia, there is little to suggest the immediacy of what has been a breakout week for Alexandra Eala. Yet here she ...

Not since the glory days of legend Felicisimo Ampon who reached the quarterfinals of the French Open in 1952 and 1953 has there been a tennis player from the Philippines as mesmerizing as Alex Eala.

It’s difficult not to think that Alex Eala could’ve advanced to the Miami Open Finals if only she held serve in the ninth game of the first set against World No. 4 Jessica Pegula. Eala had ...

What You Should Read Next Alex Eala is making tennis history for the Philippines. For her, that’s the easy part Alexandra Eala continues on her history-making run for tennis in the Philippines ...

A quiet charm. Mad, ungodly skills. And a name that rolls off the tongue nicely. Alex Eala checks all the boxes, making the 19-year old lefty from Quezon City so easy to root for as she navigates ...

Alex Eala’s impressive performance at the Miami Open continues to draw praise, with both the Embassy of Denmark in the Philippines and the Philippine Embassy in Spain recognizing her milestone ...

Eala, 19, is in a place no player from the Philippines has ever been. No wonder her parents flew in for the match. The trailblazing, though, might be the easiest thing for Eala to deal with.