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Paris Clay Sends Eala Packing Early Again

Roland Garros once again proved to be less “City of Light” and more “House of Horrors” for Alex Eala.

Clay-court chess match cuts short Eala’s Strasbourg appearance 

Alex Eala arrived at the Strasbourg Open looking sharp, fearless, and very much at home on clay. For one set, she looked like she might also be leaving with a quick victory and somebody else’s confidence packed in her tennis bag.

Eala exits Italian Open but promise still echoes

Alex Eala walked off Rome’s red clay Sunday with a straight-sets loss, but not with diminished credibility. 

Eala finds Roman holiday beneath marble pressure

Under the stone-cold gaze of the marble statues surrounding Pietrangeli Court, Alex Eala authored another chapter in her increasingly fearless European clay campaign—this time with a side of revenge.

Eala channels Caesar, conquers Italian Open main-draw debut

Alex Eala didn’t just win—she staged a mini Roman epic.

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