“She’s TOO black” Alexandra Eala surprised everyone when she filed a lawsuit against the ATP, demanding…
“She’s TOO black” Alexandra Eala surprised everyone when she filed a lawsuit against the ATP, demanding that the tournament immediately change Coco Gauff’s practice opponent after publicly humiliating her on live television, along with a harsh accusation: “The worst tournament in the history of Italy”.
“She’s TOO black” Alexandra Eala surprised everyone when she filed a lawsuit against the ATP, demanding that the tournament immediately change Coco Gauff’s practice opponent after publicly humiliating her on live television, along with a harsh accusation: “The worst tournament in the history of Italy”.
Rome, Italy — In a turn of events that stunned fans and shook the tennis world to its core, rising Filipino tennis star Alexandra Eala allegedly “went ballistic” after being disrespected by a referee following her match at the 2025 Italian Open. What was supposed to be a post-match cooldown turned into a locker room firestorm — and the drama didn’t end there.
According to eyewitness accounts, the 19-year-old sensation, known for her poise and sportsmanship, stormed into the locker room visibly upset after her three-set loss in the second round. Within minutes, tensions escalated as Eala confronted WTA officials, claiming the chair umpire made a “condescending and sexist remark” during the handshake after the match.
In an unprecedented move, Filipino tennis sensation Alexandra Eala has filed a lawsuit against the ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals), accusing the organization of racial discrimination following a controversial incident at an Italian tournament. Eala, who has gained international recognition for her impressive performances on the court, surprised both fans and critics alike with her bold decision to take legal action. The lawsuit stems from an incident where she was reportedly paired with a new opponent who allegedly made a racially insensitive comment, resulting in a public outburst that has since sparked outrage.
The controversy began when Eala was scheduled to face an opponent whose identity was kept under wraps until just before the match. It was later reported that, during the pre-match formalities, the opponent allegedly made a derogatory comment about Eala’s appearance, saying, “She’s too black.” The remark was allegedly made in the presence of several witnesses, including some members of the media, and caused an immediate stir in the tennis community. Eala, who had already been through a difficult match against Coco Gauff earlier that day, was reportedly devastated by the racist comment, which she claims was a deliberate attempt to humiliate her.
According to the details outlined in the lawsuit, Eala was left “shaken” by the comment and the entire situation surrounding the incident. She also accuses the ATP of failing to intervene or take appropriate action after the remark was made, leading her to believe that the organization was complicit in allowing such behavior to persist. The lawsuit demands not only an apology but also a full investigation into the ATP’s handling of the situation and the immediate reassignment of her opponent, as well as future steps to prevent such incidents from happening again.
