The 21-year-old's first championship at the Mubadala DC Open earned her a presidential reception back home

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• WTA event win earns 21-year-old a presidential reception in the Philippines as interest in tennis surges in home country The Philippines has been swept up in tennis fever after 21-year-old rising star Alex Eala delivered a historic win, drawing praise from the president who hosted a reception in her honour.

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• At her next tournament, the Mubadala DC Open, the 21-year-old went all the way.

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• "This recent milestone in DC, my first championship, it's been a crazy 24 hours," she said.

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• WTA event win earns 21-year-old a presidential reception in the Philippines as interest in tennis surges in home country The Philippines…

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• On Monday, Eala became the first player from the Philippines to win a Women's Tennis Association WTA Tour-level singles title.

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