Some people say that Alex Eala’s supporters should observe tennis etiquette by not being ‘too loud’ when the game is ongoing.
Tennis is an intense, high-energy sport. Criticizing fans for bringing raw enthusiasm reflects an outdated, elitist mindset.
Maybe tennis fans just are not used to genuine passion?
Elite tennis players know how to thrive under pressure, and Alex Eala consistently proves that crowd noise don’t distract her from her game.
Passionate supporters are not ruining the game; they're giving it LIFE and the atmosphere tennis has not seen in a long time.
GRABE‼️‼️‼️ Hinampas ng helmet sa loob ng school—physically and emotionally abuse. Tapos hindi agad sinabi ng school sa parents ng bata na gano’n ‘yung sinapit ng student???
Tapos ‘yung penalty lang sa nanghampas 3-5 DAYS COMMUNITY SERVICE at SUSPENSION??? 😳😳😳
Alex Eala after beating Jessica Pegula in the Washington final to win her 1st title
“To all my supporters, thank you guys. Especially the Filipino community. Here in DC and back home, whatever you are in the world. I really feel all the love.” 🇵🇭🥹
“Before the final yesterday, I got so many sweet messages from my family and my friends. I thought to myself, I feel so much love. Standing here in the middle of all this love, my first chance at a title, knowing it won’t be my last. Already having achieved this feat and this milestone for my career, I knew that whatever would’ve happened after this match, it would’ve already been a win for me. Thank you everybody. I really look forward to seeing you guys again.” ❤️
What a full circle moment! 🥹✨
From falling to Jessica Pegula in last year's semifinals, bringing her historic Miami Open run to an end, to defeating her in the DC Open final to win her first ever WTA title!
You've come so far, Alex Eala! Thank you for raising our flag and showing the world that you truly belong on the global stage.
We are so proud of you. Mabuhay ka! 🙌🇵🇭
“Maybe for someone like Iga who has won so many slams … or maybe someone like Serena or Venus this achievement may seem small, but for someone who grew up in the Philippines. … for her this is everything.”
Alexandra Eala after her win ❤️