Alex Eala’s campaign at the 2026 Canadian Open ended with a fourth round defeat to Belinda Bencic, but how much prize money and how many ranking points did the Filipina earn at the event?
The world No 20 was beaten 6-4, 6-0 by world No 14 Bencic in the last 16 at the WTA 1000 tournament in Toronto on Sunday evening.
Eala was broken in six of her eight service games in the match, and she won just eight points in a second set dominated by her 29-year-old Swiss opponent.
The 21-year-old’s loss ended an impressive seven-match winning streak that featured two victories in Canada and five wins in Washington DC — where she claimed her maiden WTA Tour title.
In her press conference after losing to Bencic, Eala was asked how she was feeling physically and mentally.
“Yeah, it’s always tough, of course, after a loss. But like I said, I’m looking back at these past two weeks as a really big positive. I think I’ve played really well, I’ve gotten through so many obstacles,” said Eala.
“Of course, right now there’s that initial just kind of a little tired and down from the match. But, yeah, I think, I mean, I’m healthy, which is something I’m super grateful for. It’s something that’s obviously on the top of my priority all the time. So, yeah I’m counting my blessings.
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“I’m taking the lessons that I’ve had from these two weeks and hopefully implementing them even more in a better way in Cincinnati and New York, yeah.”
Alex Eala’s Canadian Open ranking points
Eala earned 120 points for her two wins at the Canadian Open, which has increased her points total to 2,216.
The Filipina started the tournament at a career-high ranking of world No 20 after winning the WTA 500 in Washington DC, and she remains 20th in the Live WTA Rankings.
Canadian Open WTA ranking points breakdown
Champion: 1,000 points
Runner-up: 650 points
Semi-finalists: 390 points
Quarter-finalists: 215 points
Fourth round: 120 points
Third round: 65 points
Second round: 35 points (10 points for seeded players)
First round: 10 points
Alex Eala’s Canadian Open prize money
Eala has collected $81,800 in prize money for her run to the last 16 in Toronto.
This takes Eala’s 2026 prize money total to $1,619,130.
Canadian Open WTA prize money breakdown
Champion: $1,085,220
Runner-up: $564,920
Semi-finalists: $297,315
Quarter-finalists: $154,354
Fourth round: $81,800
Third round: $47,605
Second round: $28,425
First round: $18,420
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