Alexandra Eala showcases custom Nike shoes at US Open exhibition
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 5:20 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

Alexandra Eala, the Mubadala DC Open champion, wore custom Nike shoes during the 'Stars of the Open' exhibition match on August 27 in New York. The sneakers featured a green swoosh and inscriptions celebrating her first WTA title and WTA 500 achievement. Eala's unique design is part of her ongoing partnership with Nike, which has supported her early career with various custom items. The Filipina player is set to begin her 2026 US Open campaign against a qualified opponent on August 30.
- •Eala wore custom sneakers during the exhibition at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
- •Shoes featured '1st WTA title' and 'WTA 500' inscriptions.
- •Eala's US Open campaign starts on August 30 against a qualifier.
- •Nike has supported Eala with custom gear throughout her career.
- •She continues to attract a strong fanbase at tournament events.
- 5:20 PMYahoo Sports — Alexandra Eala wears custom Nike shoes commemorating Mubadala DC Open win
"At the "Stars of the Open" exhibition on Thursday night, Mubadala DC Open champion Alexandra Eala was spotted wearing custom Nike shoes commemorating her maiden WTA title.
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