+ Follow philippine women's open Tag
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[Title] => 'Smashing success': Philippines aces hosting of historic WTA 125 women's tourney
[Summary] => It’s an A+ grade for the Philippines in serving as host of a Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) tournament for the first time in history at the new look Rizal Memorial Tennis Center.
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[Title] => Eala tormentor Osorio downs Vekic to rule Philippine Women’s Open
[Summary] => Queen of Manila. And deservingly so.
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[Title] => Vekic, Osorio to meet in Philippine Women’s Open final
[Summary] => Back in Manila, it's the "adopted Filipina" versus the "Filipina tormentor" for the historic crown as Croatia's Donna Vekic and Colombia's Camila Osorio sealed a finale showdown by making short work of ther semis counterparts.
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[Title] => Overwhelming crowd support softens feeling of Philippine Women’s Open ouster for Eala
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[Title] => Eala falls to Colombia’s Osorio in two-set stunner to exit Philippine Women’s Open
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[Title] => Sierra thumps Tararudee to book Philippine Women’s Open semis berth
[Summary] => Barring any monumental upsets, Alex Eala may be headed on a collision course with a tough opponent in the semifinals of the Philippine Women’s Open.
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[Title] => Vekic, Prozorova to meet in Philippine Women's Open semis
[Summary] => Fourth-seeded Donna Vekic of Croatia and unseeded Tatiana Prozorova of Russia arranged the first semifinal pairing with contrasting victories against their gritty Last 8 counterparts in the WTA125 Philippine Women's Open.
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[Title] => Eala turns back Sakatsume to enter Philippine Women's Open quarterfinals
[Summary] => It took some time, but Alex Eala showcased her dominant self when it mattered most and punched a ticket to the WTA 125 Philippine Women’s Open quarterfinals after trouncing Himeno Sakatsume, 6-4, 6-0.
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[Title] => World No. 174 Prozorova stuns top-seeded Maria in Philippine Women’s Open
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[Title] => Eala shrugs off leg pain: 'It’s nothing serious'
[Summary] => Alex Eala assured that she's fine and ready as ever to go on a deeper campaign in the Round of 16 of the 2026 WTA125 Philippine Women's Open on Wednesday.
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[Title] => Vekic, Osorio to meet in Philippine Women’s Open final
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[Title] => Overwhelming crowd support softens feeling of Philippine Women’s Open ouster for Eala
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[Title] => Eala falls to Colombia’s Osorio in two-set stunner to exit Philippine Women’s Open
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[Title] => Sierra thumps Tararudee to book Philippine Women’s Open semis berth
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[Title] => Vekic, Prozorova to meet in Philippine Women's Open semis
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[Title] => Eala turns back Sakatsume to enter Philippine Women's Open quarterfinals
[Summary] => It took some time, but Alex Eala showcased her dominant self when it mattered most and punched a ticket to the WTA 125 Philippine Women’s Open quarterfinals after trouncing Himeno Sakatsume, 6-4, 6-0.
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[Title] => World No. 174 Prozorova stuns top-seeded Maria in Philippine Women’s Open
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[Title] => Eala shrugs off leg pain: 'It’s nothing serious'
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