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Friday, March 28, 2025

Alex Eala's Winning Moments



Image and Videos courtesy of Instagram: wta 

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  1. Ilang beses na nagpost si Nadal about her. Syempre she graduated from his academy pero ibang level ang support sa kanya. Daming nagsassabi na magka mukha sila ni Raducanu and almost same ang story, pero if she ever wins this tournament, wag naman sana maging Raducanu ang story niya

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    1. No! They dont look the same, para kasi sa westerners basta asian/ may asian blood magkakamukha na lol and si emma, qualifier and ang swerte sa draw while si alex e wildcard yes but ang hirap ng draw. 3 grandslam winners tinalo. So mas deserving si alex whereas si emma more of sinwerte kaya hirap din sya ulitin yun performance na yun

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    2. Nakaka awa rin si Raducanu. She got so much hate nung di na siya nakaka place

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    3. BIGLANG NAGSULPUTAN ANG MGA MAHIHILIG KUNO SA TENNIS KAHIT WALA NAMANG KAALAM ALAM SA MECHANICS NG SPORT NA ITO 🙄

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    4. Si ER after her fairy tale run eh mas nagfocus sa endorsements at social life kaya ang bilis sumemplang

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    5. no way can't compare to Raducanu, Alex has been consistently winning since junior open.

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    6. Emma is a grand slam winner at 19. Alex, at the same age, is struggling to even qualify to compete in one. This match is for Miami Open which is not a grand slam. Top players don’t exert too much effort in these games to avoid injury for the grand slams.

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    7. Until she win a grand slam, Emma is still better. It doesn’t matter who they beat in the process, it is getting to the finish line, getting the title is what matters the most.

      Saw both in person and both are taller, slimmer and prettier in real life. Emma is more Caucasian-looking because she is half-Romanian.

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    8. 10:22 get over yourself

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    9. 10:22 okay tennis police

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    10. 10:22 you must be fun at parties

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    11. 10:22 your unnecessary meanness is coming through

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  2. Sulit ang puyat pagwatch ng laro and had a lump on my throat watching that innocent unbeievable look on her face when the game ended. Congratulations Alex. I will pray for your victory on your next game.

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    1. Wala akong alam sa Tennis. Nasa parang semis na ba siya ganern?

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    2. OMG ako rin. Yung reaction niyang pinipigilan umiyak, nakaka touch.

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    3. 10:37 you should explore more, nakakaexcite syang panoorin lalo na sa mga very close matches

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    4. 10:24 sasagot ka na nga lang eh hindi mo naman sinagot tanong nya

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  3. Ang cute nya pa tapos nandun pa din ang Pinoy accent kaya cute pa lalo

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  4. She’s trending and almost every SEAsian community is claiming her! She’s Filipino, Vietnamese, Malaysian, Thai, Indonesian, Singaporean etc 🤣

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    1. Lol! What’s important is the country she’s representing. 🇵🇭

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    2. Yes, @10:40, BUT I've noticed that 2 days after the fact pa bago nagsulputan mga posts sa IG ng mga media dyan sa Pinas. Chineck ko kaya agad. Nag grand slam na nga eh, pero wala. Then booommm. Sunod sunod na. Gaya Gaya lang. Ha ha ha.

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  5. Rafa's uncle and former coach was even there to support her. Congratulations, Alex. We're proud of you...

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  6. BIG CONGRATULATIONS, MS.ALEX!!! WOOHOOO!!! KITANG KITA PAGIGING HUMBLE NYA WITH HER DEMEANOR

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  7. Cringe yung mga OA na proud Pinoy comments na bungling naglipana. Like she hasn’t even won the tournament yet.

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    1. Kasi feat na na she deafeted 3 grand slam champions, and being world's #140 at that. Usually, na cri-cringe ako sa "proud to be", pero eto big deal talaga. Kahit nga si Rafa paulit ulit ang "proud of you" kahit di pa siya nananlo

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    2. And to add, very likeable din si Alex. Always smiling at hindi mayabang. Swiatek, Ostapenko, Sabalenka etc. are known to have attitude problems, kaya kahit na they are the best, hindi sila likeable. At ganyang beauty ang patok na patok sa West. Tipong Emma Raducanu nung nanalo. Standout talaga siya. Pag nananalo siya, The WTA page posts at least 10 highlights/ photos/ videos of her na hindi naman nila ginagawa sa ibang players.

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    3. Don't be rude. What she achieved was first in history. 19years old. First Asian woman.

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    4. Girl it's already an achievement to beat a three GrandSlam winner and number 2 standing in the world of tennis for that female category. Kung ayaw mong maki cheer wag mo pero waka pakels sa mga taking happy and supporting her.

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    5. This is so true and typical for Pinoys. Yes, of course we can be proud pero OA na comments ng iba. I've been a fan of the sport for 20 years. I cringe dahil halos lahat ng major tennis fb channels are now getting bombarded by pinoys making excessive comments about Alex. Kalma lang po.

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    6. Hayaan mo na at least ito sariling sikap

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    7. True! Filipinos stop doing that! Lahat nalang pagmarecognize ng ibang bansa may maraming comments na Proud Pinoy. It is super cringy.

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    8. obviously you don't follow tennis to even know she's been winning since junior open. and besides it is indeed a proud moment. She's the 1st Filipino to reach WTA1000... well most likely WALA KA NAMAN ALAM

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    9. Kalma 11:24 Oo ikaw na madaming alam,, Take a chill pill

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    10. 11:24 I am one of the oldest active members of TennisForums, the site for real tennis enthusiasts and experts, don’t even start with me. And yes, I am the same poster at 12:14.

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    11. To some people, Eala’s victory may be the only good news they encounter in a day. Please don’t deprive them of their reason to celebrate.

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    12. Eh sino pa ba ang magiging proud sa kanya kundi mga kapwa pinoy? I don't get kung bakit napaka sensitive nyo sa ganyan? HOnestly, years ago, annoying talaga yung proud pinoy comments pero look at the bright side naman kasi anlaki na ng nabawas na proud pinoy comments pag may naa-achieve ang isang pinoy.
      Pero honestly, ALL NATIONALITIES ARE PROUD WHEN THEIR COUNTRYMEN ARE FAMOUS FOR SOMETHING GOOD. I read their comments and they're all proud if they come from the same country or from the same town pero bakit big deal pag Filipino? ANo ba talaga ang nakakainis, yung proud pinoy mismo na phrase or yung overall na pagiging proud? If it's the latter, then there's nothing wrong with it lalo na at hindi naman tayo sikat or mataas ang tingin sa atin ng mundo so kapag may kababayan tayong nagtataas ng bandila natin, understandable naman na maging proud kasi mababa ang tingin nila sa atin.

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  8. Sorry Alex but nung vs Paula na, sabi ko malabo na to. Then vs Iga wala ng chance to sana lang d ma bagel. But you proved me wrong goooo Alex!!

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    1. So nega ka lang ganon. Nung nanalo na bandwagon na.

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  9. Eto talaga ang big deal guys! Bigger than Ms U, boxing, and, dare I say it—- even Olympics!

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    1. Oo cooking show ang Ms. U

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    2. Big deal yes pero not bigger than olympics!

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    3. Truuueee! Lalo na kung grand slam na ang labanan! Unlike kasi beauty pageants na one year lang ang title, ito bumibilang ng taon and both men and women sobrang passionate

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    4. This not a Grand slam tournament, this is only WTA 1000 so not bigger than the Olympics.

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    5. Okay naman yung Olympics, nakakainis lang palaging may buntot yung nanalo.

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    6. Hindi naman po sya kagalingan

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    7. It not bigger than the Olympics. Miami Open is not a grand slam event.

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  10. Wow! Praying for the finals.

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  11. Magaling sya dahil for her Asian physique na dehado compare sa mga opponents. Try nyo magwatch grabe yung mga arms and legs ng iba. Mahaba na and muscled plus matatangkad pa sila. Mahirap ang tennis dahil endurance and fast thinking talaga ang kailangan mo. Bravo Alexa for your hard work and strength!

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    1. 5’9 rin sya so not short

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    2. The current world no.1 si Sabalenka maskulada talaga ang built nya

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  12. Although Tennis is not that big sa Pinas compared to other sports, I still remember my parents putting tennis on TV during Andre Agassi, Pete Samprass, Steffi Graff, and syempre Williams sisters eras. I alwayds liked watching the sport and amazed by the stamina needed to go through all those sets. Glad we have Akex Eala raising our flag in this sport. Goodluck to you!!

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    1. 1:18 yong time ni Pete and Andre, the best talaga

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    2. Ako naman si Sharapova lagi kong pinapanood noon. Inaabangan ko pa lagi yung suot niya. Naka dangling earring pa si bakla minsan

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    3. Same with my dad si Sharapova naman crush na crush

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    4. 1:57 i disagree for me it's the era of McEnroe , Borg and Connors

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    5. 1:57 yeah pero nasurpass sila ng Federer-Nadal era

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  13. So happy and proud of her pero nakakalungkot lang talaga ang reality na mga nagiging successful lang sa sports ay yung may mga panggastos at support sa training, bootcamps and etc. Pag mahirap ka, mahirap manalo sa ganyan hay

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    1. Pang mayaman na sport sa Pilipinas. Walang program ang Pilipinas para sa atheletes sa atin na pang tulong sa pang bayad sa personal trainer and coach and salary para hindi kailangan mag trabaho at mag focus nalang sila sa sport nila

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    2. Unfortunately halos lahat ng aspeto sa buhay pag mahirap ka, nganga.

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    3. I agree halos lahat ng winners natin own expenses lang or sila ang naghahanap ng sponsor nila

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  14. Wow tinalo nya ang world's number 2
    Congratulations to her
    Sure na sure ako win or lose ready na ang mga interviews, endorsements at magazine covers nya sa Pinas

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  15. layo talaga nararating pag may talent, athletic genes, and financial resources like her. Focus ba focus sa dreams and goals

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    1. While yung hindi privilege, hanggang Palarong Pambansa na lang sila

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  16. I love this girl dati pa. Hope she wins more. Congrats idol.

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  17. Congrats Alex. Way to go girl.. Aliw yung sakses nya na tiktok heheh

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  18. Proud of her, proud for the parents. Hindi siya nag aral sa ibang bansa or earned a prestigious career, then sa pag aartista pala ending nya. Hats off to her!

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  19. Go alex. 8:30 am today, laban niya sa semis. I’m a fan. While her oppononents may have powerful swings, hers were smart plays talaga. Hope you win this tournament, from an unknown wildcard to a young star. Ang sarap manood ng new and rising stars, lalo na kay alex na kita ko iyon passion and emotion niya. Sana makuha mo ito plus future GS to your belt

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  20. Hindi sya kagalingan. Real talk lang tayo. Hype lang yan

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    1. Says who? Lol. Natalo nya yung #2 best player na si Iga and that says alot.

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  21. It’s Miami Open lol. The top athletes don’t always take these tournaments seriously to prevent injury before the major Opens.

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    1. Yabang naman. Huwag mo invalidate sa Lang syndrome mo

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    2. Nega mo naman.

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  22. that's what's you call Pinoy Pride

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  23. Sure ako na ipapasok sya sa ASAP. Ano wanna bet?

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    1. Nah..i dont think na papasok sya sa showbiz. 12 yrs old palang sya pumasok na s academy para ma-hone ang tennis skills nya. Hopefully, lalong tumaas ang rank nya. Ganda din nya parang angel locsin na jennica garcia ang mukha.

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  24. May globe na agad na sponsor sa shirt nya

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    1. Yung BPI logo naman ang napansin ko sa sleeves niya

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  25. Natalo sya kay pegula hindi naman sya kagalingan. Tyamba lang nakapasok sa semi final kasi si badosa na injured

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    1. Walang tiyamba! She trained hard to get there. Why diminish her achievement?

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    2. Juice colored matuwa k n lng at naavot nya n pangarap nya. Hindi puwedeng tsamba lang sa tennis huy

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    3. Magaling sya. 3 Grand Slam champions natalo nya. Kahit si Pegula inacknowledged sya. Bata pa yan mas gagaling pa yan.

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    4. si 1:04 NegaStar ang pait nyo po

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    5. Heto yung mga Pinoy na evil eyes

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    6. Wow the negativity! Cant you just be happy for her? It’s the first time a Filipino has ever made it this far at any ATP/WTA tourney, let alone break into the top 100 world ranking. That is a huge deal, plus this girl- a teenager mind- has been working hard for years to achieve this. Jesus I’m so sick of Filipinos like you

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    7. Ingat, digital ang karma sa mga masamang ugali.

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    8. Actually she even made work hard for that win.

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  26. is she the daughter of "to my dearest irene?"

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  27. She competed in the recent Olympics.

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