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born 2005
Alexandra Maniego Eala (born May 23, 2005) is a Filipino professional tennis player. She reached a career-high WTA singles ranking of world No. 50 on November 3, 2025, making her the highest-ranked Filipino in tour history.
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For sure, it gave me a lot of confidence to know that my level is there to play against the top players, but I know there is a lot more for me to do before i can be there consistently.
It’s a learning experience for me… I wouldn’t consider today’s match a positive experience for me, but down the line, I believe it will have a positive impact on my progression as a player.
I have not thought about it yet. If I'm being completely transparent, I just got off the court, but Linda is an amazing player, very powerful and, and even at such a young age, very experienced.
You know, coming in as a main draw player gives a different vibe, especially with the struggles I had in the past coming here. So, I’m super excited to come here in full force.
To be there on a scholarship was something that I was not thinking about at all. I knew that this is what I wanted to do, so that was a good step towards becoming a professional.
To be living my dreams and playing in Indian Wells with a lot of people supporting me is something I've dreamed of since I was young
The past year reminded me how powerful love, support, and community can be. Now, I’m excited for what this new year brings — new goals to chase, new memories to create, and more meaningful moments
I think ‘yung talagang pinakanakaiyak sa akin is when they played Lupang Hinirang. Matagal ko nang pinapangarap ‘yon—na ako ‘yung makakadala ng ganong pride sa Pilipinas—so I’m so thankful. I’m so humbled to be able to represent the country.
Finally found my paradise. Thank you, Indian Wells, see you next year!
You know, I’m happy to be here. Playing at night is also a good sign. So, yeah, I adjust and I’m just happy that I got the win today.
Growing up, it was tough. You didn’t have anyone from where you’re from to pave the way. Of course, you had many people to look up to around the world, but I hope this takes Filipino tennis to the next step.
I was talking to one of my coaches about how crazy things changed before and after Miami. Suddenly, more doors opened, more attention. But everything I’m doing is still the same — our routines, the people around me.
Miami last year was a beautiful time for me and it was the start of all of this, but since then I’ve achieved a lot as well.
It’s my first WTA final. It’s a big deal for me and for my country because it’s historic. It’s the first time any Filipina has done anything like this. I guess that’s also why I’m so emotional.
I would love to play her again. I think she’s an incredible athlete and an incredible person and she’s a role model for a reason. Our last match was great. I think she played amazing and I always learn a lot when I share the court with her, whether it’s practice or a match.
Where I started... the courts were cracked, nets were broken, fences were not completed — and here everything is so detailed, everything is so modern. Those are the things that you think about, little things people might not appreciate as much if they grew up here.
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