Breakout star Alexandra Eala continues rise with first WTA title at DC Open
Alexandra Eala won the first WTA title of her career on Monday against world No 3 Jessica Pegula at the DC Open. Photograph: Will Oliver/EPAView image in fullscreenAlexandra Eala won the first WTA title of her career on Monday against world No 3 Jessica Pegula at the DC Open. My first chance at a title knowing it won’t be the last and already having achieved this milestone for my career,” Eala said on court.
- ▪Alexandra Eala won the first WTA title of her career on Monday against world No 3 Jessica Pegula at the DC Open.
- ▪Photograph: Will Oliver/EPAView image in fullscreenAlexandra Eala won the first WTA title of her career on Monday against world No 3 Jessica Pegula at the DC Open.
- ▪My first chance at a title knowing it won’t be the last and already having achieved this milestone for my career,” Eala said on court.
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Alexandra Eala won the first WTA title of her career on Monday against world No 3 Jessica Pegula at the DC Open. Photograph: Will Oliver/EPAView image in fullscreenAlexandra Eala won the first WTA title of her career on Monday against world No 3 Jessica Pegula at the DC Open. Photograph: Will Oliver/EPATennisBreakout star Alexandra Eala continues rise with first WTA title at DC OpenFilipino sensation beats Jessica Pegula 4-6 6-4 6-021-year-old has five straight wins over top-10 playersReutersMon 3 Aug 2026 14.02 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleAlexandra Eala dismantled top seed Jessica Pegula 4-6 6-4 6-0 after the weather-hit DC Open final in Washington resumed on Monday, completing a remarkable comeback to become the first player from the Philippines to win a WTA Tour-level…
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