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Eala storms into top 60
Filipina tennis star Alex Eala is returning to Manila for a short break before competing in the WTA125 Jingshan Open in China.
Eala recently achieved significant success in Latin America, winning her first WTA title at the WTA125 Guadalajara Open in Mexico.
She also secured two wins in the WTA250 Sao Paulo before reaching the quarterfinals, where she lost to Janice Tjen of Indonesia.
These performances, combined with her US Open breakthrough, have propelled her to a career-high WTA world ranking of No. 57.
Eala's recent victories mark a historic milestone for Philippine tennis.
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