Alex Eala sets schedule for upcoming tennis events in Asia
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 9:00 PM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026

Alex Eala will compete in the 2026 Hong Kong Open and the Singapore Tennis Open, where she is the third seed. Eala plans to participate in four more tournaments, including the 2026 Asian Games, where she aims for gold after winning bronze four years prior. She also targets a better performance at the Wuhan Open, having not advanced past the first round previously. Eala may also attend WTA 500 events in Ningbo and Tokyo before the Hong Kong Open. Her last event may determine her qualification for the 2026 WTA Finals in Indian Wells, contingent on her performance and potential withdrawals from other competitors.
- •Eala confirmed for the 2026 Hong Kong Open next month.
- •Scheduled to compete in the Singapore Tennis Open starting September 21.
- •Will participate in the 2026 Asian Games aiming for gold.
- •Targeting an improved performance at the Wuhan Open.
- •May enter WTA 500 tournaments in Ningbo and Tokyo.
- 9:00 PMYahoo Sports — Alex Eala’s remaining 2026 schedule in full as she adds another event in Asia
"Alex Eala will play the 2026 Hong Kong Open next month. The Filipina’s busy schedule just got busier after being confirmed for the Hong Kong...
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