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Alex Eala spends time at Florida theme park after historic Miami Open stint
ABS-CBN News Digital Intern,
Fritz Aranda
Published Mar 31, 2025 05:15 PM PHT

Filipina tennis star Alex Eala. Photo from InstagramMANILA — Alex Eala took some time to celebrate after her historic campaign in the 2025 WTA 1000 Miami Open last week.
Following her series of wins against the world’s best which included Grand Slam champions, Jelena Ostapenko, Madison Keys, and world no. 2 Iga Swiatek, Eala went on to visit Universal Studios Florida Theme Park on Sunday.

Following her series of wins against the world’s best which included Grand Slam champions, Jelena Ostapenko, Madison Keys, and world no. 2 Iga Swiatek, Eala went on to visit Universal Studios Florida Theme Park on Sunday.

In one of her Instagram stories, Eala shared a photo of herself with a “milk-stache” from her drink.
The 19-year-old will have more to look forward to because despite her semifinals exit against Jessica Pegula, Eala earned the country’s highest-ever ranking in the WTA.
On Monday, the WTA placed Eala as its world no.75, up from her previous career-best of no.134.
Due to this development, Eala is expected to get a spot in the main draws of the next WTA tournaments, as well as a spot in the remaining Grand Slams later this year.

In one of her Instagram stories, Eala shared a photo of herself with a “milk-stache” from her drink.
The 19-year-old will have more to look forward to because despite her semifinals exit against Jessica Pegula, Eala earned the country’s highest-ever ranking in the WTA.
On Monday, the WTA placed Eala as its world no.75, up from her previous career-best of no.134.
Due to this development, Eala is expected to get a spot in the main draws of the next WTA tournaments, as well as a spot in the remaining Grand Slams later this year.
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