Alex Eala on falling short despite giving her best: 'Just because you gave everything you had, doesn't mean you performed well'

GMA Network - Oct 8, 2026

On Maria Sharapova's podcast, Alex Eala gave a lot of wise words including how she's learned that giving everything she has on court does not always guarantee a win.

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