Maja Chwalinska pulled off an impressive comeback to defeat Britain’s Sonay Kartal 2-6, 6-4, 6-2 and claim the first tour-level title of her career at the Wuhan Open on Sunday. The Polish 16th seed trailed by a set and a break before she turned things around to become just the fourth player to win her

ANTIPOLO—Coach Chot Reyes lamented the ejection of Henry Galinato in TNT’s 114-112 overtime loss to Converge in the PBA Governors’ Cup on Sunday for his headbutt on Alec Stockton during a heated exchange in the third quarter. Galinato was tossed with the Tropang 5G ahead after tensions boiled between him and Stockton, and Reyes felt

SCHEDULE: UAAP Season 89  basketball tournament – first round MANILA, Philippines—Adamson scraped past La Salle, 63-60, in the final game of the UAAP Season 89 men’s basketball first round on Sunday night at Ateneo Blue Eagle Gym. Matt Erolon buried a clutch triple that put the Soaring Falcons in front, 61-58, with 30 seconds left

ANTIPOLO—Converge secured the No. 3 spot in Group A of the PBA Governors’ Cup after a thrilling 114-112 overtime victory over TNT on Sunday at Ynares Center here. Alec Stockton forced the extension with the tying basket, and his layup turned out to be the game-winner as the FiberXers rallied from 15 down to prevail

SHANGHAI — Alejandro Davidovich Fokina rallied from a set and a break down to beat Rafael Jodar 1-6, 7-6 (5), 6-4 and win the Shanghai Masters on Sunday, securing his third title of the year and biggest yet of his career. The 25th-seeded Spaniard had lost the first five finals of his career, including the

MANILA, Philippines–The work continues for Terrafirma’s Geo Chiu after wrapping up his rookie season in the PBA filled with highs and lows. Chiu acknowledges that he can still be a better version of himself based on what he experienced during the two-conference stint for the Dyip. “I’ll just continue putting in the work,” Chiu told

SCHEDULE: UAAP Season 89  basketball tournament – first round MANILA, Philippines—National University squeaked past Far Eastern University, 69-65, to move into first place in the UAAP Season 89 men’s basketball tournament on Sunday at Ateneo Blue Eagle Gym. The Bulldogs stretched their winning streak to three to improve to 5-2. NU shares the same record

MANILA, Philippines — Galeries Tower’s No. 1 overall pick Lams Lamina was welcomed by a big change in the pros after she started her Premier Volleyball League (PVL) career with back-to-back losses in the All-Filipino Conference Siklab Series. Facing Alas Pilipinas setter and idol Jia De Guzman, Lamina and the High Risers scored a big

FILIPINA netter Alex Eala is set to unleash her full strength to snap her recent slump as she returns to action at the Ningbo Open, which kicks off on Monday at the Ningbo Yinzhou Tennis Center. Based on the official draw released by tournament organizers, Eala will first face France’s Diane Parry in the opening round of the WTA 500 event. The match between Eala and Parry is scheduled for 12 noon. This is their first-ever meeting on the WTA Tour. Also looming in Eala’s draw are potential matchups against world No. 13 Diana Shnaider of Russia in the second round, world No. 11 Iva Jovic of the United States in the quarterfinals, and defending champion and world No. 1 Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan in the semifinals. Eala is aiming to bounce back at the Ningbo Open following a string of early exits across three consecutive tournaments. Her rough stretch began at the Singapore Open, where she was s hown an early exit after falling to Russia’s Tatiana Prozorova (6-4, 5-7, 3-6) in the opening round. This was followed by another setback against eventual champion Wang Xiyu of China in the semifinals of the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan, with a score of 6-4, 3-6, 3-6. Eala’s frustration deepened when she suffered another early elimination at the Wuhan Open in China, absorbing a 6-4, 3-6, 3-6 defeat against China’s Han Shi in the first round. All three players who defeated Eala hold lower WTA rankings. Moreover, a recurring pattern marked the Filipina netter’s losses, where she would win the first set only to fall short in the final two frames. To ensure she is in top shape before stepping onto the court, Eala immediately went straight to intensive training upon arriving in Ningbo.