FACT CHECK: Alex Eala speech moving BBM to tears is FAKE
A Facebook post claims that Alex Eala gave an emotional speech that brought President Ferdinand Marcos to tears. This is fake.
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A Facebook post claims that Alex Eala gave an emotional speech that brought President Ferdinand Marcos to tears. This is fake.
At least three Facebook posts circulated online claiming that Filipina tennis star Alexandra Eala received a contract offer of $1.6 billion from Abu Dhabi billionaire Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan. This is fake.
At least three Facebook pages are circulating a quote attributed to broadcast news anchor Mel Tiangco supposedly insulting Philippine tennis star Alex Eala. This is fake.
It’s not a wonder why Alex Eala is popular. She embodies grit and integrity-qualities that Filipinos admire and dream to have for themselves.
A Facebook post falsely claimed that Filipina tennis player Alex Eala was supposedly gifted a sports car by the French sports equipment company Babolat.
Social media posts are circulating online claiming sports brand Wilson offered a $45-million endorsement deal to Alexandra Eala, which she accepted. This is fake.
Financial rewards are likewise massive since Eala’s semifinal stint already assures the two-time Siklab Youth Sports Awardee a paycheck of US$332,160 (roughly P19 million) and could bump up to $597,890 (P34M) upon reaching the finals by defeating Pegula on Friday.She could end up fattening her bank account by $1,124,380 (P64.5M) once Eala goes all the way to seize the title, a mammoth vault from her total earnings of $32,000 this season.