Here's how much prize money Alex Eala has won in 2025 tennis tournaments

Filipino tennis star Alex Eala has dominated headlines over the past few months for her international outings.

At the Miami Open in March, the then-19-year-old Eala wrote history after defeating Australian Open champion Madison Keys. She's the first Filipino player to beat a Top 10 opponent since the ranking system was introduced 50 years ago.

Her winning streak continued until the semifinals, where she lost to America's Jessica Pegula.

In any case, Eala ended her Miami Open journey with a bang, securing historic victories against three Grand Slam winners in Jenna Ostapenko, Keys, and Iga Swiatek. She became the first Filipino to reach the final four of a Women's Tennis Association 1000 event and make it to the top 100 of the WTA rankings.

She has since participated in other tournaments, some of which were her debut outings, winning some and losing some. In August, she made history again as the first player from the Philippines to win a Grand Slam singles match at the US Open. Last Sept. 7, she won the Guadalajara 125 Open and became the first Filipino to win a WTA singles title.

With all of Eala's achievements, one may wonder how much she has made from these tournaments in 2025 alone.

According to the WTA website, Eala has earned $876,077 (P50 million) in tournaments, including doubles.

Her lowest winnings were about $900 (P51,300) after getting eliminated early.

Her early exits still earned her huge cash prizes. In Grand Slam events like the Roland Garros and Wimbledon, Eala bagged nearly $100,000 (P5 million). A round of 64 finish at the US Open, meanwhile, netted her $154,000 (P8.7 million).

Eala's biggest payout to date was over $300,000 (P17 million) for her semifinal finish at the Miami Open.

But some aren't big pay days, like the Guadalajara 125, where Eala won $15,500 (P880,000).

Here's the list of Eala's tournaments this year, her placement, and her payout.

• Guadalajara Open (Sept. 1 to 6) – champion, $15,500 (P884,220)
• US Open (Aug. 24 to Sept. 7) – round of 64, $154,000 (P8.8 million)
• Omnium Banque Nationale présenté par Rogers (July 27 to Aug. 7) – round of 128, $12,770 (P728,815)
• The Championships, Wimbledon (June 30 to July 13) – round of 128, $89,465 (P5.1 million)
• Lexus Eastbourne Open (June 16 to 22) – finals, $30,380 (P1.7 million)
• Lexus Nottingham Open (June 16 to 22) – round of 32, $2,975 (P169,775)
• Lexus Ilkley Open (June 9 to 15) – quarterfinals, $5,780 (P329,850)
• Lexus Birmingham Open (June 2 to 8) – round of 32, $2,085 (P118,985)
• Roland Garros (May 25 to June 8) – round of 128, $84,452 (P4.8 million)
• Internazionali BNL d'Italia (May 6 to 18), $15,120 (P862,860)
• Mutua Madrid Open (April 22 to May 4) – round of 64, $35,260 (P2 million)
• Oeiras Ladies Open (April 14 to 20) – round of 16, $3,370 (P192,317)
• Miami Open (March 18 to 30) – semifinals, $332,160 (P18.9 million)
• WTT W75 (March 3 to 9) – round of 16, $935 (P53,358)
• WTT W75 (Feb. 24 to March 2) – round of 16, $935 (P53,358)
• L&T Mumbai Open (Feb. 3 to 9) –  round of 16, $2,000 (P114,135)
• Singapore Tennis Open (Jan. 27 to Feb. 2) – qualifying round two, $2,200 (P125,548)
• WTT W100 (Jan. 20 to 26) – round of 16, $1,559 (P88,968)
• Australian Open (Jan. 12 to 26) – qualifying round one, $22,091 (P1.3 million)
• Workday Canberra International (Dec. 30 to Jan. 4) – semifinals, $9,955 (P568,111)

With her achievements this year, Eala's lifetime earnings have reached $1,331,985 (P76 million), according to WTA.