SOARING TO ANOTHER GOLD 🥇
Olympic pole vaulter EJ Obiena leaps to another gold, after clearing 5.83m at the Stabhochsprung Meeting in Jockgrim, Germany.
This marks the seventh gold medal for Obiena in the 2026 season. (📷: Instagram/ernestobienapv) | via @PaigeJavier
From the Philippines to Lollapalooza! 🐐🇵🇭
Congratulations, @SB19Official, on making history at one of the world's biggest music festivals!
Special thanks to 1Z team, our valued partners, W3, and everyone behind the scenes whose dedication and support made this milestone possible!
#SB19 #UySB19
GOLD LOOKS GOOD ON ALEX! 🏆✨🇵🇭
Alex Eala radiates with pride as she shows off her 2026 Mubadala DC Open championship trophy in a new reel.
The Pinay tennis ace made history by becoming the first Filipino to capture a WTA Tour singles title after winning the 2026 Mubadala DC Open.
Courtesy: Mubadala DC Open/X
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Jessica Pegula after losing to Alex Eala in Washington final
“I can definitely confirm for a Monday final, this is the best Monday final crowd I’ve seen. I’m sure some people took off work. I won’t tell them where you guys were.” 😭😭😭😭
“To all the Filipino fans that came out and have supported, you guys are helping grow tennis around the world. I appreciate that being a female athlete in tennis. We love to see that grow.” ❤️
A FILIPINA IN THE WORLD’S TOP 20 🇵🇭
JUST IN: Alex Eala soars to a new career-high in the WTA world rankings at No. 20, up 8 spots from No. 28, after ruling the WTA500 Mubadala Citi DC Open in Washington, USA.
It’s according to the WTA Live Rankings, which will be official tomorrow in a weekly update. It’s her 1st-ever WTA Tour title and just reached a new high for Philippine tennis with a run for the ages.
Eala beat an Olympic champion, Washington champion, WTA Tour Finals champion, 4-time Grand Slam champion, and world No. 3 Jessica Pegula on the way to history. | via @bryanulanday