Alex Eala's agent predicts her earnings will soar by 2027
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 29, 2026, 9:08 AM
Last updated Aug 29, 2026

Alex Eala is anticipated to become one of tennis' highest earners if her performance at the 2026 US Open aligns with expectations. Eala's agent, Max Eisenbud, forecasts that she could be the world's second-highest-paid female athlete by 2027, following Coco Gauff. Currently, Eala's off-court earnings surpass $5 million, and sustained success on the court could significantly increase this figure. Eala's rising profile is fueled by a strong following in the Philippines, contributing to her commercial potential. How she performs during the US Open could impact her trajectory leading into 2027.
- •Eala is a top contender at the 2026 US Open.
- •Her agent predicts she will be second-highest-paid female athlete by 2027.
- •Eala's off-court earnings are currently over $5 million.
- •Strong performance could enhance her appeal to sponsors.
- 9:08 AMYahoo Sports — ‘Behind Coco’ – Alex Eala’s agent makes bold claim about Filipino star’s 2027 earning potential
"Alexandra Eala’s star continues to rise in the world of tennis, and her representation is sure that monetary success is sure to follow. Alex Eala is one of the most talked about stars in tennis heading into the 2026 US Open.
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