SGPeruvian tennis player Ignacio Buse achieved a significant personal milestone by winning his first U.S. Open match, marking a historic family connection to the tournament. As the 32nd seed, Buse defeated American Marcos Giron in a five-set thriller, continuing a legacy started by his grandfather Eduardo Buse, who had last won a match at the U.S. Open in 1958. Eduardo, along with his twin brother Enrique, is remembered at Lima's Estadio Hermanos Buse, and his 1942 participation in the tournament predates the modern U.S. Open format. This win adds to Buse's recent success after winning the Winston-S Salem Open and sets him up for a potential next challenge against Benjamin Bonzi in the second round.
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