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SINGAPORE–Alex Eala relished her experience playing close to home at the Singapore Open despite a letdown in the round of 16 on Thursday night. Visibly gutted, Eala still found a way to turn a tough loss into something positive. “It was a short but sweet trip. I definitely would have wanted to go further. Like every tournament, I want to go far,” said Eala, who crashed out of the WTA 500 event after a grueling three-set loss to unseeded Russian Tatiana Prozorova at Center Court that lasted for t

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SINGAPORE–Alex Eala relished her experience playing close to home at the Singapore Open despite a letdown in the round of 16 on Thursday night. Visibly gutted, Eala still found a way to turn a tough loss into something positive. “It was a short but sweet trip. I definitely wou...

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Alex Eala looks at bright side after 'short but sweet' Singapore stint