WTA In SHOCK As Eala's 6 Faults FORCE Rusedski Into Action!

#AlexEala #NingboOpen #Rusedski A former world No. 4 just volunteered on live television to rebuild Alex Eala's serve — after six double faults against the world No. 217 exposed the one flaw the establishment can no longer ignore. Rennae Stubbs delivered the coldest verdict: the serve will never win Eala a Grand Slam. John McEnroe called it "the liability." But Greg Rusedski, one of the great servers of his generation, sees the opposite of a lost cause: "if she gets the serve, it just opens up everything." The numbers back the diagnosis — seven double faults against No. 180, nine breaks surrendered to Jovic at the US Open — and Rusedski's resume (Edmund, Azarenka, Mpetshi Perricard) makes the offer real. While critics wrote "fame will fade," 12 million Filipinos split between doubt and devotion, and brands like BPI and MILO doubled down mid-slump. Now the Ningbo draw lands October 17 — no bye, same broken serve — and one question decides her winter: Bosch, who built her, or Rusedski, who volunteered?