| Professional Debut | 2020 (ITF Women’s Circuit) |
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| Junior Achievements | - No. 2 junior world ranking
- 2022 US Open girls’ singles (1st Filipino junior GS singles title)
- 2020 Australian Open junior doubles (with Priska Nugroho)
- 2021 French Open junior doubles (with Oksana Selekhmeteva)
- Les Petits As title (aged 12)
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| ITF Titles | - 2021: W15 Manacor (singles)
- 2022: W25 Chiang Rai (singles)
- 2023: W15 Yecla, W25 Roehampton (singles)
- 2024: W100 Vitoria-Gasteiz (singles), 3 doubles titles
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| WTA Achievements | - 2025 WTA 125 Guadalajara singles title
- 2025 Eastbourne singles finalist
- 2025 Miami Open semifinals (WC wins over No.5 Keys, No.2 Swiatek)
- 2025 US Open 2R singles (1st Filipino GS main draw win vs. No.14 Tauson)
- 2025 French Open 2R doubles
- Career-high No. 29 (March 2026)
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| Career Stats | | Singles Titles | 0 WTA |
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| Doubles Titles | 0 WTA |
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| Singles W-L | 194-117 (career) |
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| Prize Money | $1,363,685 (career) |
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| Latest News | - date: 01/03/2026 summary: Alexandra Eala reached a career-high world No. 29 in singles, becoming the highest-ranked Filipino tennis player in history. The milestone followed a strong run of results on the WTA Tour that moved her into the top 30 for the first time.
- date: 20/03/2025 summary: Eala made a major breakthrough at the Miami Open by reaching the semifinals as a wildcard. Along the way, she defeated multiple major champions in straight sets, becoming the first Filipino woman to beat a major champion at a tour-level event and the first wildcard in history to beat three major champions in straight sets at one WTA event.
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