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Tennis Star Eala Reaches Final
Alexandra Eala advanced to the Hong Kong Open final after a grueling rain-soaked semifinal win over Elena Sakkari, per wtatennis.com.
Eala will face Claire Liu in the final, following her tough three-set victory that saw her overcome significant weather-related challenges, skysports.com reports.
The tournament's rain-impacted schedule has added to the drama, with players adapting to fluctuating court conditions throughout the week, abs-cbn.com notes.
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