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Alexandra Eala made history as the first player from the Philippines to win a WTA Tour-level singles title, defeating top seed Jessica Pegula at the Mubadala DC Open before Taylor Fritz claimed the men’s crown.
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Fritz → make → crown
The 21-year-old Eala rallied to beat world number three Pegula 4-6, 6-4, 6-0 in a weather-disrupted women’s final that spanned two days, ending on Monday.
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that → rally → Monday
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Sonmez → take → racket
Rain had suspended play on Sunday with Pegula leading by a set but trailing 2-1 in the second.
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Pegula → suspend → second
Upon Monday’s resumption, Eala dominated, winning 10 of the final 13 games with aggressive baseline play and a formidable serve to seal her breakthrough victory.
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Eala → dominate → victory
“I feel so much love.
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I → feel → love
My first chance at a title, knowing it won’t be the last, and already having achieved this milestone for my career,” Eala said on the court after lifting the trophy in front of a vocal contingent of supporters.
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Eala → know → supporters
“I knew whatever happened after this match would have already been a win for me.”
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happened → know → me
Pegula, who previously won the DC Open in 2019, praised the young Filipina’s remarkable campaign.
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who → win → campaign
“To see how far you’ve come over the last couple of years… to see the amazing fans that follow you every place you go, it’s not fun to play against, but I think it’s amazing,” Pegula told Eala during the trophy presentation.
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Pegula → see → presentation
In the men’s final, American Taylor Fritz earned his 11th career ATP title by defeating 19-year-old Spanish rising star Rafael Jodar 7-6(2), 6-4.
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Fritz → earn → Jodar
Fritz, returning to peak form following a knee injury that sidelined him earlier this season, produced a steady performance behind his serve, winning 81 percent of his first-serve points.
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that → return → points
The 28-year-old American edged a tight opening-set tiebreak before securing the decisive break in the second set to seal his first title of 2026.
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American → edge → 2026
The double bill concluded a rain-plagued week in the US capital as players now head into the North American hardcourt swing ahead of the US Open.
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players → conclude → Open