Creating a brand icon. Eala’s games are all rigged.
Tue 12:16 pm +00:00, 28 Jul 2026This is bullshit. The payoff for losing is way better than winning when a brand icon is being created.
Plan out the game in advance and it’s the easiest money you’ll ever make.
Pull up early on the cross court run.
Keep sending the ball straight to the opponent.
Move into ‘no man’s land’ and stay there, instead of closing on the net – so passing shots are easy.
Serve double faults at critical moments.
Money for old rope. You can see them doing it if you know what to watch for.
Errors they would never normally make pepper the game.
Fake good sportsmanship from the loser, with hugs and acknowledgement of ‘her’ great talent.
It’s all there to see. Brands need heroes, so the media and the sports administrators oblige.
But most have no idea – especially Filipinos who don’t even play tennis.
She’s only the daughter of the former Minister for Sport for Gods’ sake….which never gets mentioned.
In the Philippines, politics, corruption and sport are the same subject, more or less.
A talented basketall player was murdered recently – by his coach – at A****** where he won a scholarship for his amazing talent. He was putting rich political peoples’ kids into the shade, and someone wanted him stopped. Renee Baterbonia. Check it out if you don’t believe me.
Money and media are just as toxic in the Philippines as the USA.
The Philippines is being set up to play the US proxy role in a war against China. Pre war sport is all about creating heroes – and villains – and helping to make the warmaker government popular. Remember Sharapova? No Russian (or Iranian) can be allowed anywhere near the sporting crown these days. Sharapova was prosecuted and convicted for using a substance in common use on the tennis circuit. The promotion of a Philippine heroine is entirely to be expected. MOney buys outcomes as it always has. It’s just getting a lot more obvious what’s going on.
