Globe powers WTA tournament in Manila

Globe Telecom, one of the country's major telecommunications providers, ensures reliable connectivity at the first-ever Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) tournament in Manila.

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Delivering fast, reliable connectivity at the WTA tournament

Powered by its 5G network, Globe said the tournament set from January 26 to 31 at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex would experience "seamless operations and world-class coverage."

With Filipino professional tennis player Alex Eala making her mark on the tennis world, helping put the Philippines on the map, Globe hopes to further build on this momentum as the country hosts the major sporting event.

Aside from broadcast quality, participants and delegates would likewise enjoy fast connectivity throughout the tournament.

As women's sports gain momentum globally, Globe is committed to bringing world-class platforms closer to Filipinos. From the inspiring journey of Alex Eala to hosting the Philippine Women’s Open, we support not only women’s excellence but also the empowerment of the youth, who see in Alex a role model for dreaming bigger and achieving more, said Roche Vanderberghe, chief marketing officer at Globe.

To further bring the action closer to Filipinos, Globe Prepaid is supporting the event through the Go5G TURBO50, giving fans a faster and more affordable way to enjoy every match.