The Junior Champion of the US Open 2022, which adopted his status of one of his generation’s best promises, brought a sensation in his country, the Philippines, where they had never had a figure of this draft in tennis. At 17, he became a sport icon in Asia.
A huge talent, charisma and good behavior. An unable to make image. Taken with Manacor, at Rafa Nadal Academy Because I was young. Entered in 2018. At 15 he already has an invitation to argue the previous stage of WTA 1000 from Miami.
Alexandra EalaAlex, gave a huge blow to this contest, which was on the main team by a ‘wild card’ offered by the event. He is taking advantage of it. American defeated in the initial twist KATIE VOLNETS, He missed himself by beating the letter in the second tie Jelena Ostapenko, 7-6 (2) and 7-5.
He shouted emotion on the track after gaining his first success against a world top-30. I know success in a 50, in Ukrainian Lesia Tsurenko at Mutua Madrid Open of 2024.
He shone in the ITF tournaments, first professional steps, but it was difficult to enter the elite, where he accumulated fifteen losses at seventeen meetings.
He changed his signing of Miami, no matter how much he would cross the Australian Open Champion, Madison Keys. He was very young, 19 years old, though he seemed to be an endless career since 15 he had fought for WTA rank points.
It covers the 140th position in this classification, even though provisionally 127 has been placed, the best position.
She creates a feeling in Miami, the public turns to her. Connect to tier. In the Philippines it has a rank of popular superstar. From Manacor they do not lose the details of their development.
‘Boss’ is also attentive, Rafa Nadal, To whom he shared many moments in the academy. Balearic greets immediately Alex EalaHe publicly taught his joy.
“Congratulations Alex! What a great success for you and for the Philippines,” Nadal said with a applause based on the WTA video collected by the player’s feelings.
Source: La Verdad
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