Eala ready to battle best, brightest in the world
‘I think after top 75, the next step would be logically the Top 50.’
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‘I think after top 75, the next step would be logically the Top 50.’
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‘It’s sort of how people would talk about me when I was playing well.’
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‘I had to take a few days off to recover. But I’m back on court, fully normal, and everything is fine.’
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Melvin Jerusalem might get his wish of taking that important step towards becoming undisputed champion.
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The Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) is looking to parade Alex Eala when the national squad competes in the 33rd Southeast Asian Games in Thailand this…
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By the time Melvin Jerusalem shows up at the gym after the Lenten season, the reigning World Boxing Council (WBC) minimumweight champion would like to have an…
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Newly-minted University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) juniors champion Manu Iñigo is excited to join College of Saint Benilde as an assistant…
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Ginjiiro Shigeoka, brother of the Japanese fighter Melvin Jerusalem soundly beat last Monday, has made a declaration of war on him and International Boxing…
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MIAMI (AFP) — World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka powered her way to the Miami Open title on Saturday, beating American Jessica Pegula 7-5 6-2 in the WTA 1000 event at…
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BOSTON (AFP) — Alysa Liu won the women’s figure skating world title on Friday, delivering a dazzling free skate to edge three-time defending champion Kaori…
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Alex Eala’s magical run in the Miami Open might be over but this stint will have a major impact in her career in the near future.
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The World Boxing Council (WBC) has appointed Hong Kong’s Raymond Chang as referee for this Sunday’s minimumweight title clash featuring defending champion…
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There is already an offer for the country’s latest knockout sensation Kenneth Llover to fight for one of the world bantamweight titles.
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Miami Gardens, United States — Alexandra Eala, a 19-year-old wildcard from the Philippines, produced a huge upset at the Miami Open on Wednesday,…
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Whatever happens, Alex Eala is already a winner after posting a string of victories that brought pride and joy to Filipinos tennis fans.
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Alex Eala’s titanic battle against world No. 2 Iga Swiatek in the quarterfinals of the Miami Open is four years in the making.
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Knockout artist Kenneth Llover didn’t mince any words when asked who he wants next.
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‘It’s awesome. I was born in Florida. My whole family is here. It’s just a lot of fun to play here and get my first Top 10 win of the year’
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