MGM Macau Tennis Masters 2025: Day 2 results ft. Mirra Andreeva vs Alexandra Eala, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina vs Ugo Humbert

Mirra Andreeva-led Team Conchita Martinez took home the trophy at the 2025 Macau Tennis Masters. The star-studded exhibition event concluded after two days of exciting tennis action in front of packed crowds.

The second day started off with a bang as two rising stars of the women’s game, Andreeva and Alexandra Eala, took to court for a women’s singles competition. Notably, Andreeva had missed the opening day of action due to illness but looked geared up to help her side score an important win.

The top-10 player look the part as she took home the encounter in straight sets. She eked out a tight opening frame 6-4 before closing out the match 6-2 in the second.

Wu Yibing then completed the task for Team Conchita Martinez, beating compatriot Jerry Shang in two keenly-contested sets. The youngster, who had also beaten Shang in the National Games recently, was a 6-3, 7-5 winner.

In a consolation for Team Li Na, Ugo Humbert defeated Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in the second men’s singles win. The Frenchman needed only two sets to seal victory, posting a final score of 6-3, 6-4.

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Mirra Andreeva, Alex Eala share warm camaraderie at MGM Macau Tennis Masters 2025

Mirra Andreeva helped her team lift the trophy at the MGM Macau Tennis Masters 2025. (Source: Getty)

Mirra Andreeva and Alexandra Eala share warm camaraderie after the match, expressing joy at the chance of getting to share court with each other. The former even joked about Eala going easy on her on court during the post-match interview.

“I feel better than yesterday, but I really have to thank Alex for taking it easy on me today, because otherwise I felt like I wouldn't stand a chance against her,” said Mirra Andreeva.

The Filipina, meanwhile, returned the favor by thanking Andreeva and the fans for taking out time to share such special moments with her ahead of the New Year.

“I know it’s a very special time of the year, so thank you so much. I really had a good time sharing the court with Mirra, of course, and all of you so this experience was just so great for me,” Alexandra Eala said.

Both Andreeva and Eala will now eye a strong start to the 2026 season, which gets underway with the Australian Open swing. The latter is set to make her debut at the season’s opening Grand Slam next year.

Edited by Vedant Chandel