Sweeny defeats world No. 14 Musetti at US Open

The 170cm wildcard beat world No. 14 Musetti 3-6, 6-1, 6-2, 6-2 to reach the third round.

Why it mattersSweeny's breakthrough shows that exceptional talent can emerge outside the usual ranking structure at grand slam tournaments.

AustraliaSweeny's first grand slam third-round appearance and prize money significantly boost his career ranking and earning potential.

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Sweeny defeats world No. 14 Musetti at US Open

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Zverev reaches all four Grand Slam semis in one season

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