Meet Miami Open breakthrough star Alex Eala who has beaten two Grand Slam champions
So far, the 19-year-old has defeated the likes of Katie Volynets, former French Open champion Jelena Ostapenko and reigning Australian Open winner Madison Keys to reach the round of 16. Her reward for making it that far is a clash against former Grand Slam semi-finalist Paula Badosa, with the winner progressing to the quarter-finals.
IGA SWIATEK was dumped out of the Miami Open by the world No.140 – days after being threatened by a fan. Security was beefed ...
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Slam legend destroys troll over 'stupid comment' about Emma RaducanuFormer Grand Slam champion and Serena Williams' ex-coach Rennae Stubbs noticed a post mocking Emma Raducanu's Miami run and ...
Dinara Safina, the younger sister of Marat Safin, reached World No. 1, joining her brother at the top of the tennis world.
With her fearless mindset, unwavering determination, and a Miami Open campaign that has captivated the tennis world, Alex ...
The trailblazing, though, might be the easiest thing for Eala to deal with. She’s been breaking ground for tennis players ...
VENUS WILLIAMS will be forced into paying £195 in order to keep playing professional tennis. The seven-time Grand Slam ...
"Let's keep dreaming," Rafael Nadal wrote on X, addressing the new tennis star.
In the competitive world of tennis, aspirations often extend beyond mere rankings. The rising star Coco Gauff exemplifies this philosophy as she prepares for the French Open, viewing major ...
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