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Ajla Tomljanovic, former Australian No. 1, has been awarded a wildcard into the Singapore Tennis Open singles main draw. Sofia Kenin and Nadia Podoroska withdraw, making way for new entrants.
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The Singapore Tennis Open 2025 promises an exciting start to the year, featuring top-tier WTA players like Anna Kalinskaya, Emma Raducanu, and Sofia Kenin. Get your tickets now and celebrate the Lunar New Year with world-class tennis at the Kallang Tennis Hub!
Rising Filipina tennis star Tennielle “Tenny” Madis sweeps singles and doubles titles at the ITF J60 Changhua 2024 tournament, marking her fifth singles title of the year and solidifying her place among top junior players worldwide.
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Alex Eala of the Philippines summed up her bronze medal-winning performance with Francis Alcantara in the mixed doubles of tennis competitions on Friday, Sept. 29, at the 19th Asian Games with just one word
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Alex Eala bowed to Chinese top seed Zheng Qinwen, 1-6, 7-6 (7-5), 3-6, but successfully ended the country’s 17-year medal drought in tennis on Thursday, September 28, at the city’s Olympic Tennis Centre.
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Alex Eala of the Philippines pulled off one of the biggest comeback wins in tennis history of the Asian Games, pulling out a 0-6, 7-5, 6-0 win over Kyoka Okamura of Japan on Wednesday, Sept. 27.
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Tennis Alex Eala survived a marathon first set to beat veteran Rutuja Bhosale of India, 7-6 (7-5), 6-2, and advanced to the quarters of the women’s singles event in the 19th Asian Games at Olympic Sports Stadium.
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Alex Eala starts her Asian Games medal bid in the women’s singles event on Monday, Sept. 25.
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Alex Eala will launch her medal bid on Monday, September 25, before teaming up with Ruben Gonzales in the mixed doubles event on Tuesday, September 26.
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Ateneo de Manila University opened the second round with another dominant win, sweeping Adamson University, 5-0, to strengthen its grip on second spot in the UAAP Season 85 men’s tennis tournament at the Felicisimo Ampon Tennis Center in Malate, Manila.