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  1. ALEX Eala makes a homecoming trip to Singapore, a place where she was introduced as a future star almost a decade ago.

    Eala going full circle in SIngapore

    Alex Eala returns to Singapore for the Singapore Tennis Open, where the Filipina tennis star will chase another WTA 500 title while revisiting the country…

  2. ALEX Eala brings her A-game to the $1.2-million Singapore Open starting Monday.

    Eala targets P11.63-M Singapore Open top prize

    Alex Eala enters the Singapore Open as the likely No. 3 seed, with the WTA 500 tournament offering a $1.2-million purse and a $185,000 singles champion prize…

  3. PhilRice honors Eala with rice-field art

    PhilRice honors Eala with rice-field art

    PhilRice honors tennis star Alex Eala with a giant rice-paddy artwork at its Nueva Ecija campus that will become clearer as the rice matures.

  4. EALA takes shape A giant likeness of Filipino tennis star Alex Eala takes shape in a rice field at the Philippine Rice Research Institute campus in Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija.

    Eala honored with rice-paddy art

    Alex Eala’s achievements are celebrated through a giant rice-field portrait at PhilRice in Nueva Ecija, honoring her impact on Philippine tennis and Filipino…

  5. A giant likeness of Filipino tennis star Alex Eala takes shape in a rice field at the Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) campus in Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija.

    Eala gets rice-field tribute in Nueva Ecija

    Filipino tennis star Alex Eala receives a unique rice-field tribute from PhilRice in Nueva Ecija as her likeness takes shape in a giant rice-paddy artwork.

  6. PSC chairman Patrick ‘Pato’ Gregorio (right) vows to do his best to support Alex Eala’s quest for gold medal in the lawn tennis competition of the 20th Asian Games.

    PSC throws full support behind Eala

    The PSC is backing Alex Eala’s decision to compete at the 20th Asian Games instead of the China Open, despite a possible $10,000 WTA fine as she pursues…