Alex Eala Admits She Clashed With Her Coach — Was He Right?🇵🇭

Alex Eala has admitted she and her coach "weren't aligned" after a loss in Strasbourg, just before Roland Garros. She was sick, she fought for three sets, and she believed she hadn't played badly. Her coach disagreed. On Maria Sharapova's Pretty Tough podcast, Eala revealed what happened next, and how that tough conversation became a wake-up call before the best months of her career: a title in Birmingham, a win over Iga Swiatek at Wimbledon, and the first WTA Tour title in Philippine history in Washington. Now, as she heads into the Wuhan Open, the same lesson matters again. Do you think her coach was right? Tell us in the comments, and let us know which city you're watching from. 🇵🇭 Subscribe and turn on notifications to follow every Alex Eala match in Wuhan. Disclaimer: This channel is an independent fan channel and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Alex Eala, her team, the WTA, or any tournament. All quotes are taken from public interviews and trusted news reports. Images and clips are used for commentary, news reporting, and educational purposes under fair use. If you are a rights holder and have any concerns, please contact us and we will respond promptly. Subscribe and turn on notifications to follow every Alex Eala match in Wuhan. #alexeala #AlexEalaHighlights #WuhanOpen2026 #wtanews #tennishighlights #WomensTennis #pinoytennis #teamphilippines #AlexEalaViral #tennisupdates #AlexEala #AlexandraEala #JoanBosch #MariaSharapova #PrettyTough #WuhanOpen #WTA #Tennis #FilipinoPride #philippines