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Tennis: ‘The real work starts now,’ Alex Eala says after historic Miami Open run
Tennis: ‘The real work starts now,’ Alex Eala says after historic Miami Open run
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Published Mar 30, 2025 10:46 AM PHT
Alexandra Eala of the Philippines celebrates a point won against Jessica Pegula during their match on Day 10 of the Miami Open at Hard Rock Stadium on March 27, 2025 in Miami Gardens, Florida. Al Bello, Getty Images/AFP
Alexandra Eala of the Philippines celebrates a point won against Jessica Pegula during their match on Day 10 of the Miami Open at Hard Rock Stadium on March 27, 2025 in Miami Gardens, Florida. Al Bello, Getty Images/AFPMANILA — Filipina tennis sensation Alex Eala is ready to take on opportunities that her run at the Miami Open have opened up for her.
MANILA — Filipina tennis sensation Alex Eala is ready to take on opportunities that her run at the Miami Open have opened up for her.
On her Instagram account, Eala said the Miami Open had left her speechless and full of pride and gratitude.
On her Instagram account, Eala said the Miami Open had left her speechless and full of pride and gratitude.
“I recognize that these two weeks have opened the door to so many opportunities for me, but along with those opportunities come a whole new set of obstacles I will have to navigate through,” she said.
“I recognize that these two weeks have opened the door to so many opportunities for me, but along with those opportunities come a whole new set of obstacles I will have to navigate through,” she said.
“The real work starts now. “
“The real work starts now. “
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Eala exited the Miami Open in the semifinals of a run that saw her beat Grand Slam champions Jelena Ostapenko, Madison Keys, and Iga Swiatek.
Eala exited the Miami Open in the semifinals of a run that saw her beat Grand Slam champions Jelena Ostapenko, Madison Keys, and Iga Swiatek.
She said she had no regrets since she "gave everything I had" against world No. 4 Jessica Pegula in their match.
She said she had no regrets since she "gave everything I had" against world No. 4 Jessica Pegula in their match.
Eala is now ranked No. 75 in the Women’s Tennis Association.
Eala is now ranked No. 75 in the Women’s Tennis Association.
“I’m proud of myself for pushing through those tough moments, as well as to have been able to make a statement for the Philippines in one of the biggest stages of tennis,” she said in the same Instagram post.
“I’m proud of myself for pushing through those tough moments, as well as to have been able to make a statement for the Philippines in one of the biggest stages of tennis,” she said in the same Instagram post.
“Moreover, I’m thankful for all the positivity coming my way, and I pray that you all continue sending support through the highs and lows. Salamat sa lahat ng pagdadasal at magagandang mensahe.”
“Moreover, I’m thankful for all the positivity coming my way, and I pray that you all continue sending support through the highs and lows. Salamat sa lahat ng pagdadasal at magagandang mensahe.”
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