Philippines Tennis Association requests WTA exemption for Alexandra Eala to compete in Asian Games
The Philippines Tennis Association (Philta) has filed a request with the WTA for an exemption from the mandatory China Open so Alexandra Eala can represent the Philippines at the Asian Games. Eala is world No 18 and the highest-ranked player in the women’s singles draw at the Asian Games, which begin on Saturday and run until October.
Key facts
- 01Philta filed a request with the WTA for an exemption from the mandatory China Open.
- 02The exemption would allow Alexandra Eala to represent the Philippines at the Asian Games.
- 03Eala is world No 18 and the highest-ranked player in the women’s singles at the Asian Games.
- 04The Asian Games begin on Saturday and run until October.
- 05This news relates to eligibility and schedule considerations for Eala at a major regional event.
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