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De Minaur crashes as Sweeny shocks US Open

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Alex De Minaur crashed out of the US Open in the second round, marking his earliest exit from the tournament in five years. The sixth seed lost in straight sets to Dutch opponent Botic van de Zandschulp. Wildcard Dane Sweeny became the last remaining Australian in the men's draw after the world number 123 upset 13th seed Lorenzo Musetti in a four-set victory, earning $400,000 in prize money.

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De Minaur crashes as Sweeny shocks US Open

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7News Just InDe Minaur crashes as Sweeny shocks US Open. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Alex Dimonore Charlie's Alex Dimonore suffered his earliest US Open Exit in five years stunned by Dutchman Botic Van der Schoenschlop in the second round. The sixth seed struggled from the outset crashing out in straight sets. Wild card Dane Swini is the late last Aussie left in the men's draw after pulling off the biggest win of his career. The 25 year old shocked 13th seed Lorenzo Musetti in a huge 4-set boylaver. Tennis journey is such a rollercoaster. I'm so incredibly grateful to play in front of an awesome crowd and to soak up this moment to win and to get a couple wins is awesome. Yeah, it's awesome. Swini earned a $400,000 paycheck for the win almost half his career earnings.

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