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Elena Rybakina has withdrawn from her Pan Pacific Open quarter-final due to injury, sending Leylah Fernandez through to the semi-finals, while Alex Eala prepares for a rematch with Diana Shnaider.
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Elena Rybakina has been forced to withdraw from the Pan Pacific Open quarter-finals through injury, handing Leylah Fernandez a walkover into the last four.
The withdrawal adds another frustrating chapter to Rybakina's injury-plagued career, though no details on the specific issue have been disclosed.
Elsewhere in the draw, Filipino rising star Alex Eala faces a stern test against Diana Shnaider in the quarter-finals - a rematch of their second-round clash at the Ningbo Open last week, which Shnaider won.
Shnaider sits just two spots below her career-best ranking of 11th, while Eala, currently 18th, could climb as high as 16th with a victory - a new personal best, ESPN reports.
Eala's coach Joan Bosch has welcomed the passionate backing from Filipino fans but offered a reality check on expectations. Bosch pointed out that Eala was ranked outside the top 150 at the beginning of last year - a reminder of just how far she has come in a short space of time.
The message is clear: enjoy the ride, but keep perspective.
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