Will Alexandra Eala beat Prozorova in the 2026 WTA Singapore Round of 16 after play starts?

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Resolved: Yes
Results Sep 18The rule required that the tournament's official semifinalist list show at least one player listed as Spain (ESP) on the tournament draw or on the WTA tournament page. Multiple independent sources dated 19 September 2026, including Tennis.com, wtaschedule.com, ESPN and a local report from Nostresport, list Alicia Herrero Liñana as a women's singles semifinalist and show her nationality as Spain (ESP). Because a named semifinalist is shown with nationality ESP, the condition is met and the market resolves yes.
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The crowd was 55% sure, and they nailed it.
Why: Multiple independent sports sources reporting the BBVA Open Internacional de Valencia semifinals on 2026-09-19 list Alicia Herrero Liñana as a semifinalist and show her nationality as Spain (ESP). Tennis.com’s 19‑Sep‑2026 tournament page shows the Women’s Singles semifinal 'A. Herrero Liñana vs Y. Kabbaj' (semifinal match) with an ESP flag for Herrero; the wtaschedule.com results capture the same semifinal pairing on 2026-09-19; ESPN’s Valencia scoreboard for the event also shows Herrero in the semifinals on 19 Sep 2026; a local report (Nostresport) explicitly reports Alicia Herrero reaching the semifinals. These independent, dated sources corroborate that at least one semifinalist was listed with nationality ESP by 2026-09-19.
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How markets are built and settledExpect at least one Spanish player in the semis. The recent form of several Spanish players makes this likely, and with a few days left, it should be manageable.

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