Alexandra Eala: A Filipino Tennis Star

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July 7, 2026

Alexandra Eala is a hero in the Philippines.

In short:

Eala lost to Jasmine Paolini at Wimbledon.

Eala beat the defending champion Iga Świątek earlier.

What's next?

Paolini will play Marta Kostyuk in the quarterfinals.

Eala made a big impact at Wimbledon.

Eala lost to Paolini but played well.

For Filipino fans, Eala is a big deal.

A fan said Eala is like a ray of hope.

Eala has many fans and is very popular.

She made history by reaching the fourth round.

A fan said just being at Wimbledon is a big deal.

Eala talked about being proud to be Filipino.

She said she had some problems with her serve.

Paolini won the match in three sets.

Eala said she has bad days sometimes.

She is proud of how she handled the loss.

Eala will keep moving forward.

Wimbledon quarterfinals are next.

Eala has become very famous in the Philippines.

She met a princess and took a photo.

The Philippines embassy is proud of her.

Eala talked about the boxer Manny Pacquiao.

Pacquiao was a big hero in the Philippines.

Eala said people would gather to watch him fight.

Filipino champions are treated like heroes.

A gymnast won gold medals and got rewards.

Now Eala is a hero too.

Kostyuk will play Paolini next.

Kostyuk felt pressure in her last match.

Paolini will face a tough test next.

The weather is very hot at Wimbledon.

Kostyuk said the heat made the match harder.

Another player lost to a rising star.

The rising star will play Elise Mertens next.

The ABC of sports news

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July 7, 2026

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