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. SPORTS DAILY OUTLOOK – THURSDAY OCTOBER 23, 2025 . EXPECTED: . SOCCER-USA/MLS – Portland Timbers v Real Salt Lake City and Chicago Fire v Orlando City in the MLS play offs EXPECTED 1000GMT . GOLF-ASIAN/ Round one of the International Series Philippines – an Asian Tour event at the Sta. Elena Golf Club in Santa Rosa. EDIT EXPECTED AFTER 1100GMT . TENNIS-TOKYO/ – Day four of the Pan Pacific Open – a WTA 500 tournament in Tokyo. EDIT DELIVERY TIME TBA. PLEASE MONITOR FOR UPDATES . CYCLING-FRANCE/ – The presentation for the 2026 Tour de France and the 2026 Tour de France Femmes take place in Paris. For next year's race, the Tour de France will start in Barcelona, while the Tour de France Femmes starts in Switzerland. EDIT EXPECTED AT 1500GMT . TENNIS-VIENNA/ – Day four of the Vienna Open – an ATP 500 tournament. EDIT DELIVERY TIME TBA. PLEASE MONITOR FOR UPDATES . GYMNASTICS-WORLD/ – Action from the women's individual all-around final on day five of the 2025 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Jakarta. EDIT DELIVERY TIME TBA. PLEASE MONITOR FOR UPDATES . TENNIS-BASEL/ – Day four of the Swiss Indoors Basel – an ATP 500 tournament. EDIT DELIVERY TIME TBA. PLEASE MONITOR FOR UPDATES . BASEBALL-MLB-TOR-LAD/PREVIEW- The Toronto Blue Jays and the Los Angeles Dodgers prepare for the opening game of the MLB World Series. EDIT DELIVERY TIME TBA. PLEASE MONITOR FOR UPDATES . SPAIN-ROYAL/AWARDS – Serena Williams speaks in Spain ahead of receiving prestigious award from royal family later this week EXPECTED 2100GMT APPROX SOCCER-SAUDI-NAJ-AHL/ – Al Najma play Al Ahli in the Saudi Pro League. EDIT EXPECTED AFTER 2200GMT . SOCCER-WORLDCUP/ World Cup hosts in New Jersey unveil fan village at Rockeller Centre EDIT EXPECTED AFTER 2200GMT . DELIVERED: . 6052-TENNIS-TOKYO/ – Rybakina downs Fernandez at Pan Pacific Open to set up Mboko clash DELIVERED 0706GMT . 5859-GYMNASTICS-WORLD/ – Gymnastics-Japan's Hashimoto clinches third straight world all-around title DELIVERED 0442GMT . 6013-SOCCER-CHAMPIONS-SGE-LIV – Liverpool end poor run with 5-1 thrashing of Frankfurt DELIVERED 2346GMT . 6010-SOCCER-CHAMPIONS-FCB-BRU – Formidable Bayern crush Brugge 4-0 to stretch winning run DELIVERED 2315GMT . 5993-SOCCER-CHAMPIONS-RMA-JUV/ – Bellingham pounces to fire Real Madrid to narrow win over Juventus DELIVERED 2303GMT . 5864-TENNIS-BASEL/ – Fritz survives first round scare from Vacherot in Basel DELIVERED 2102GMT . 5962-FOOTBALL-NFL-SUPERBOWL/BADBUNNY – Bad Bunny remains Super Bowl halftime show choice, NFL commissioner Goodell insists DELIVERED 1919GMT . 5862-TENNIS-VIENNA/ – Sinner breezes through in Vienna, Medvedev and Berrettini also advance DELIVERED 1841GMT . 5855-SOCCER-AFCCHAMPIONS-GAN-VIS/ – Late Kim strike sees Gangwon down Kobe in Asian Champions League DELIVERED 1512GMT . 5818-SOCCER-SPAIN-VIL-BAR/MIAMI-REAX – 'LaLiga must be played in Spain' – Barca fans relieved after Miami game cancellation DELIVERED 1246GMT . 5812-SOCCER-SPAIN/MIAMI – Villarreal coach Marcelino angry at Miami LaLiga match cancellation DELIVERED 1233GMT . 5790-TENNIS-TOKYO/ – Kalinskaya battles past Shnaider into Pan Pacific Open quarter-finals DELIVERED 1230GMT . 5705-TENNIS-TOKYO/ – Mboko eases past Lys to enter Pan Pacific Open quarter-finals DELIVERED 0814GMT .. More MLB content is available on Reuters Connect here: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?sources=mlbimagen . Television Editorial Support / tvsports@thomsonreuters.com Tel: +44 20 7542 2244

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM DAY FOUR OF THE PAN PACIFIC OPEN  RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT AND SHOTLIST SHOWS: TOKYO, JAPAN (OCTOBER 23, 2025) (WTA/DAZN – See restrictions) ELENA RYBAKINA (BROWN AND WHITE OUTFIT) V LEYLAH FERNANDEZ (DARK BLUE OUTFIT) FIRST SET 1. RYBAKINA PREPARES TO SERVE 2. RYBAKINA HITS FOREHAND WINNER 3. FERNANDEZ HITS BACKHAND WINNER 4. FERNANDEZ REACTS 5. FERNANDEZ HITS BACKHAND WINNER 6. FERNANDEZ REACTS 7. FERNANDEZ HITS BACKHAND WINNER 8. FERNANDEZ HITS FOREHAND WINNER 9. FERNANDEZ CELEBRATES' 10. FERNANDEZ NETS BACKHAND, RYBAKINA TAKES FIRST SET 6-4 11. RYBAKINA REACTS 12. FERNANDEZ WALKS ACROSS COURT SECOND SET 13. RYBAKINA HITS BACKHAND WINNER 14. RYBAKINA PREPARES TO FACE SERVE 15. RYBAKINA HITS BACKHAND WINNER 16. RYBAKINA REACTS 17. FERNANDEZ HITS BACKHAND WINNER 18. RYBAKINA HITS BACKHAND WINNER 19. RYBAKINA REACTS 20. RYBAKINA HITS BACKHAND WINNER, TAKES SECOND SET AND WINS MATCH 21. RYBAKINA REACTS 22. PLAYERS MEET AT THE NET/SHAKE HANDS WITH UMPIRE 23. RYBAKINA CELEBRATES BELINDA BENCIC (DARK BLUE OUTFIT) V VARVARA GRACHEVA (WHITE AND BROWN OUTFIT) FIRST SET 24. BENCIC HITS FOREHAND WINNER 25. GRACHEVA PREPARES TO RECEIVE A SERVE 26. GRACHEVA HITS FOREHAND WINNER 27. GRACHEVA HITS BACKHAND WINNER TO DEFEND BREAKPOINT 28. BENCIC PREPARES TO SERVE 29. BENCIC HITS SMASH 30. GRACHEVA NETS FOREHAND, BENCIC TAKES FIRST SET 6-4 31. BENCIC WALKS ACROSS COURT SECOND SET 32. BENCIC HITS BACKHAND WINNER 33. GRACHEVA PREPARES TO SERVE 34. GRACHEVA HITS FOREHAND WINNER 35. BENCIC PREPARES TO SERVE 36. BENCIC HITS BACKHAND WINNER, TAKES SECOND SET AND WINS MATCH 37. BENCIC CELEBRATES 38. FANS APPLAUD 39. PLAYERS SHAKE HANDS AT THE NET STORY: Kazakh second seed Elena Rybakina powered past Canada's Leylah Fernandez with a clinical 6-4 6-3 victory on Thursday (October 23) to enter the quarter-finals at the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo. Following the victory, Rybakina is just one win away from qualifying for next month's WTA Finals. The match, played between the winners of last week's Ningbo Open (Rybakina) and Japan Women's Open (Fernandez), played out over an hour and 28 minutes. Rybakina next faces another Canadian in Victoria Mboko. Earlier, 2021 Olympic champion Belinda Bencic of Switzerland clinched a straightforward 6-4 6-3 win over Frenchwoman Varvara Gracheva. (Production: Aadi Nair)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM DAY FOUR OF THE PAN PACIFIC OPEN  RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT AND SHOTLIST SHOWS: TOKYO, JAPAN (OCTOBER 23, 2025) (WTA/DAZN – See restrictions) ELENA RYBAKINA (BROWN AND WHITE OUTFIT) V LEYLAH FERNANDEZ (DARK BLUE OUTFIT) FIRST SET 1. RYBAKINA PREPARES TO SERVE 2. RYBAKINA HITS FOREHAND WINNER 3. FERNANDEZ HITS BACKHAND WINNER 4. FERNANDEZ REACTS 5. FERNANDEZ HITS BACKHAND WINNER 6. FERNANDEZ REACTS 7. FERNANDEZ HITS BACKHAND WINNER 8. FERNANDEZ HITS FOREHAND WINNER 9. FERNANDEZ CELEBRATES' 10. FERNANDEZ NETS BACKHAND, RYBAKINA TAKES FIRST SET 6-4 11. RYBAKINA REACTS 12. FERNANDEZ WALKS ACROSS COURT SECOND SET 13. RYBAKINA HITS BACKHAND WINNER 14. RYBAKINA PREPARES TO FACE SERVE 15. RYBAKINA HITS BACKHAND WINNER 16. RYBAKINA REACTS 17. FERNANDEZ HITS BACKHAND WINNER 18. RYBAKINA HITS BACKHAND WINNER 19. RYBAKINA REACTS 20. RYBAKINA HITS BACKHAND WINNER, TAKES SECOND SET AND WINS MATCH 21. RYBAKINA REACTS 22. PLAYERS MEET AT THE NET/SHAKE HANDS WITH UMPIRE 23. RYBAKINA CELEBRATES BELINDA BENCIC (DARK BLUE OUTFIT) V VARVARA GRACHEVA (WHITE AND BROWN OUTFIT) FIRST SET 24. BENCIC HITS FOREHAND WINNER 25. GRACHEVA PREPARES TO RECEIVE A SERVE 26. GRACHEVA HITS FOREHAND WINNER 27. GRACHEVA HITS BACKHAND WINNER TO DEFEND BREAKPOINT 28. BENCIC PREPARES TO SERVE 29. BENCIC HITS SMASH 30. GRACHEVA NETS FOREHAND, BENCIC TAKES FIRST SET 6-4 31. BENCIC WALKS ACROSS COURT SECOND SET 32. BENCIC HITS BACKHAND WINNER 33. GRACHEVA PREPARES TO SERVE 34. GRACHEVA HITS FOREHAND WINNER 35. BENCIC PREPARES TO SERVE 36. BENCIC HITS BACKHAND WINNER, TAKES SECOND SET AND WINS MATCH 37. BENCIC CELEBRATES 38. FANS APPLAUD 39. PLAYERS SHAKE HANDS AT THE NET STORY: Kazakh second seed Elena Rybakina powered past Canada's Leylah Fernandez with a clinical 6-4 6-3 victory on Thursday (October 23) to enter the quarter-finals at the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo. Following the victory, Rybakina is just one win away from qualifying for next month's WTA Finals. The match, played between the winners of last week's Ningbo Open (Rybakina) and Japan Women's Open (Fernandez), played out over an hour and 28 minutes. Rybakina next faces another Canadian in Victoria Mboko. Earlier, 2021 Olympic champion Belinda Bencic of Switzerland clinched a straightforward 6-4 6-3 win over Frenchwoman Varvara Gracheva. (Production: Aadi Nair)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM DAY FOUR OF THE PAN PACIFIC OPEN  RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT AND SHOTLIST SHOWS: TOKYO, JAPAN (OCTOBER 23, 2025) (WTA/DAZN – See restrictions) ELENA RYBAKINA (BROWN AND WHITE OUTFIT) V LEYLAH FERNANDEZ (DARK BLUE OUTFIT) FIRST SET 1. RYBAKINA PREPARES TO SERVE 2. RYBAKINA HITS FOREHAND WINNER 3. FERNANDEZ HITS BACKHAND WINNER 4. FERNANDEZ REACTS 5. FERNANDEZ HITS BACKHAND WINNER 6. FERNANDEZ REACTS 7. FERNANDEZ HITS BACKHAND WINNER 8. FERNANDEZ HITS FOREHAND WINNER 9. FERNANDEZ CELEBRATES' 10. FERNANDEZ NETS BACKHAND, RYBAKINA TAKES FIRST SET 6-4 11. RYBAKINA REACTS 12. FERNANDEZ WALKS ACROSS COURT SECOND SET 13. RYBAKINA HITS BACKHAND WINNER 14. RYBAKINA PREPARES TO FACE SERVE 15. RYBAKINA HITS BACKHAND WINNER 16. RYBAKINA REACTS 17. FERNANDEZ HITS BACKHAND WINNER 18. RYBAKINA HITS BACKHAND WINNER 19. RYBAKINA REACTS 20. RYBAKINA HITS BACKHAND WINNER, TAKES SECOND SET AND WINS MATCH 21. RYBAKINA REACTS 22. PLAYERS MEET AT THE NET/SHAKE HANDS WITH UMPIRE 23. RYBAKINA CELEBRATES BELINDA BENCIC (DARK BLUE OUTFIT) V VARVARA GRACHEVA (WHITE AND BROWN OUTFIT) FIRST SET 24. BENCIC HITS FOREHAND WINNER 25. GRACHEVA PREPARES TO RECEIVE A SERVE 26. GRACHEVA HITS FOREHAND WINNER 27. GRACHEVA HITS BACKHAND WINNER TO DEFEND BREAKPOINT 28. BENCIC PREPARES TO SERVE 29. BENCIC HITS SMASH 30. GRACHEVA NETS FOREHAND, BENCIC TAKES FIRST SET 6-4 31. BENCIC WALKS ACROSS COURT SECOND SET 32. BENCIC HITS BACKHAND WINNER 33. GRACHEVA PREPARES TO SERVE 34. GRACHEVA HITS FOREHAND WINNER 35. BENCIC PREPARES TO SERVE 36. BENCIC HITS BACKHAND WINNER, TAKES SECOND SET AND WINS MATCH 37. BENCIC CELEBRATES 38. FANS APPLAUD 39. PLAYERS SHAKE HANDS AT THE NET STORY: Kazakh second seed Elena Rybakina powered past Canada's Leylah Fernandez with a clinical 6-4 6-3 victory on Thursday (October 23) to enter the quarter-finals at the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo. Following the victory, Rybakina is just one win away from qualifying for next month's WTA Finals. The match, played between the winners of last week's Ningbo Open (Rybakina) and Japan Women's Open (Fernandez), played out over an hour and 28 minutes. Rybakina next faces another Canadian in Victoria Mboko. Earlier, 2021 Olympic champion Belinda Bencic of Switzerland clinched a straightforward 6-4 6-3 win over Frenchwoman Varvara Gracheva. (Production: Aadi Nair)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM DAY FOUR OF THE PAN PACIFIC OPEN  RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT AND SHOTLIST SHOWS: TOKYO, JAPAN (OCTOBER 23, 2025) (WTA/DAZN – See restrictions) ELENA RYBAKINA (BROWN AND WHITE OUTFIT) V LEYLAH FERNANDEZ (DARK BLUE OUTFIT) FIRST SET 1. RYBAKINA PREPARES TO SERVE 2. RYBAKINA HITS FOREHAND WINNER 3. FERNANDEZ HITS BACKHAND WINNER 4. FERNANDEZ REACTS 5. FERNANDEZ HITS BACKHAND WINNER 6. FERNANDEZ REACTS 7. FERNANDEZ HITS BACKHAND WINNER 8. FERNANDEZ HITS FOREHAND WINNER 9. FERNANDEZ CELEBRATES' 10. FERNANDEZ NETS BACKHAND, RYBAKINA TAKES FIRST SET 6-4 11. RYBAKINA REACTS 12. FERNANDEZ WALKS ACROSS COURT SECOND SET 13. RYBAKINA HITS BACKHAND WINNER 14. RYBAKINA PREPARES TO FACE SERVE 15. RYBAKINA HITS BACKHAND WINNER 16. RYBAKINA REACTS 17. FERNANDEZ HITS BACKHAND WINNER 18. RYBAKINA HITS BACKHAND WINNER 19. RYBAKINA REACTS 20. RYBAKINA HITS BACKHAND WINNER, TAKES SECOND SET AND WINS MATCH 21. RYBAKINA REACTS 22. PLAYERS MEET AT THE NET/SHAKE HANDS WITH UMPIRE 23. RYBAKINA CELEBRATES BELINDA BENCIC (DARK BLUE OUTFIT) V VARVARA GRACHEVA (WHITE AND BROWN OUTFIT) FIRST SET 24. BENCIC HITS FOREHAND WINNER 25. GRACHEVA PREPARES TO RECEIVE A SERVE 26. GRACHEVA HITS FOREHAND WINNER 27. GRACHEVA HITS BACKHAND WINNER TO DEFEND BREAKPOINT 28. BENCIC PREPARES TO SERVE 29. BENCIC HITS SMASH 30. GRACHEVA NETS FOREHAND, BENCIC TAKES FIRST SET 6-4 31. BENCIC WALKS ACROSS COURT SECOND SET 32. BENCIC HITS BACKHAND WINNER 33. GRACHEVA PREPARES TO SERVE 34. GRACHEVA HITS FOREHAND WINNER 35. BENCIC PREPARES TO SERVE 36. BENCIC HITS BACKHAND WINNER, TAKES SECOND SET AND WINS MATCH 37. BENCIC CELEBRATES 38. FANS APPLAUD 39. PLAYERS SHAKE HANDS AT THE NET STORY: Kazakh second seed Elena Rybakina powered past Canada's Leylah Fernandez with a clinical 6-4 6-3 victory on Thursday (October 23) to enter the quarter-finals at the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo. Following the victory, Rybakina is just one win away from qualifying for next month's WTA Finals. The match, played between the winners of last week's Ningbo Open (Rybakina) and Japan Women's Open (Fernandez), played out over an hour and 28 minutes. Rybakina next faces another Canadian in Victoria Mboko. Earlier, 2021 Olympic champion Belinda Bencic of Switzerland clinched a straightforward 6-4 6-3 win over Frenchwoman Varvara Gracheva. (Production: Aadi Nair)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MEN'S ALL-ROUND COMPETITION AT THE GYMNASTICS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN JAKARTA SHOWS: JAKARTA, INDONESIA (OCTOBER 22, 2025) (FIG – See restrictions before use) 1. VARIOUS OF BRONZE MEDALLIST NOE SEIFERT (SWITZERLAND) IN ACTION 2. VARIOUS OF SILVER MEDALLIST ZHANG BOHENG (CHINA) IN ACTION 3. VARIOUS OF GOLD MEDALLIST HASHIMOTO DAIKI (JAPAN) IN ACTION 4. DAIKI, ZHANG AND SEIFERT STANDING ON PODIUM (MUTE) 5. FANS APPLAUDING (MUTE) STORY: Japan's Daiki Hashimoto captured his third consecutive men's individual all-around crown at the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships on Wednesday (October 22), a feat previously accomplished only by compatriot Kohei Uchimura. The 24-year-old tallied 85.131 points to edge out China's Zhang Boheng, who took silver with 84.333, while Switzerland's Noe Seifert claimed a surprise bronze on 82.831. Hashimoto, who claimed gold at the Tokyo Games and world titles in 2022 and 2023, returned to form in the Indonesian capital after a disappointing sixth-place finish at last year's Paris Games, when a finger injury hampered his performance. The final produced a tense showdown between Hashimoto, reigning Olympic champion Shinnosuke Oka and Olympic silver medallist Zhang. The three traded places throughout the evening, separated by slim margins on the scoreboard. (Production: Aadi Nair)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MEN'S ALL-ROUND COMPETITION AT THE GYMNASTICS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN JAKARTA SHOWS: JAKARTA, INDONESIA (OCTOBER 22, 2025) (FIG – See restrictions before use) 1. VARIOUS OF BRONZE MEDALLIST NOE SEIFERT (SWITZERLAND) IN ACTION 2. VARIOUS OF SILVER MEDALLIST ZHANG BOHENG (CHINA) IN ACTION 3. VARIOUS OF GOLD MEDALLIST HASHIMOTO DAIKI (JAPAN) IN ACTION 4. DAIKI, ZHANG AND SEIFERT STANDING ON PODIUM (MUTE) 5. FANS APPLAUDING (MUTE) STORY: Japan's Daiki Hashimoto captured his third consecutive men's individual all-around crown at the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships on Wednesday (October 22), a feat previously accomplished only by compatriot Kohei Uchimura. The 24-year-old tallied 85.131 points to edge out China's Zhang Boheng, who took silver with 84.333, while Switzerland's Noe Seifert claimed a surprise bronze on 82.831. Hashimoto, who claimed gold at the Tokyo Games and world titles in 2022 and 2023, returned to form in the Indonesian capital after a disappointing sixth-place finish at last year's Paris Games, when a finger injury hampered his performance. The final produced a tense showdown between Hashimoto, reigning Olympic champion Shinnosuke Oka and Olympic silver medallist Zhang. The three traded places throughout the evening, separated by slim margins on the scoreboard. (Production: Aadi Nair)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MEN'S ALL-ROUND COMPETITION AT THE GYMNASTICS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN JAKARTA RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: JAKARTA, INDONESIA (OCTOBER 22, 2025) (FIG – See restrictions before use) 1. VARIOUS OF BRONZE MEDALLIST NOE SEIFERT (SWITZERLAND) IN ACTION 2. VARIOUS OF SILVER MEDALLIST ZHANG BOHENG (CHINA) IN ACTION 3. VARIOUS OF GOLD MEDALLIST HASHIMOTO DAIKI (JAPAN) IN ACTION 4. HASHIMOTO (CENTER), ZHANG (LEFT) AND SEIFERT (RIGHT) STANDING ON PODIUM (MUTE) 5. FANS APPLAUDING (MUTE) STORY: Japan's Daiki Hashimoto captured his third consecutive men's individual all-around crown at the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships on Wednesday (October 22), a feat previously accomplished only by compatriot Kohei Uchimura. The 24-year-old tallied 85.131 points to edge out China's Zhang Boheng, who took silver with 84.333, while Switzerland's Noe Seifert claimed a surprise bronze on 82.831. Hashimoto, who claimed gold at the Tokyo Games and world titles in 2022 and 2023, returned to form in the Indonesian capital after a disappointing sixth-place finish at last year's Paris Games, when a finger injury hampered his performance. The final produced a tense showdown between Hashimoto, reigning Olympic champion Shinnosuke Oka and Olympic silver medallist Zhang. The three traded places throughout the evening, separated by slim margins on the scoreboard. (Production: Aadi Nair)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MEN'S ALL-ROUND COMPETITION AT THE GYMNASTICS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN JAKARTA SHOWS: JAKARTA, INDONESIA (OCTOBER 22, 2025) (FIG – See restrictions before use) 1. VARIOUS OF BRONZE MEDALLIST NOE SEIFERT (SWITZERLAND) IN ACTION 2. VARIOUS OF SILVER MEDALLIST ZHANG BOHENG (CHINA) IN ACTION 3. VARIOUS OF GOLD MEDALLIST HASHIMOTO DAIKI (JAPAN) IN ACTION 4. DAIKI, ZHANG AND SEIFERT STANDING ON PODIUM (MUTE) 5. FANS APPLAUDING (MUTE) STORY: Japan's Daiki Hashimoto captured his third consecutive men's individual all-around crown at the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships on Wednesday (October 22), a feat previously accomplished only by compatriot Kohei Uchimura. The 24-year-old tallied 85.131 points to edge out China's Zhang Boheng, who took silver with 84.333, while Switzerland's Noe Seifert claimed a surprise bronze on 82.831. Hashimoto, who claimed gold at the Tokyo Games and world titles in 2022 and 2023, returned to form in the Indonesian capital after a disappointing sixth-place finish at last year's Paris Games, when a finger injury hampered his performance. The final produced a tense showdown between Hashimoto, reigning Olympic champion Shinnosuke Oka and Olympic silver medallist Zhang. The three traded places throughout the evening, separated by slim margins on the scoreboard. (Production: Aadi Nair)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MEN'S ALL-ROUND COMPETITION AT THE GYMNASTICS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN JAKARTA SHOWS: JAKARTA, INDONESIA (OCTOBER 22, 2025) (FIG – See restrictions before use) 1. VARIOUS OF BRONZE MEDALLIST NOE SEIFERT (SWITZERLAND) IN ACTION 2. VARIOUS OF SILVER MEDALLIST ZHANG BOHENG (CHINA) IN ACTION 3. VARIOUS OF GOLD MEDALLIST HASHIMOTO DAIKI (JAPAN) IN ACTION 4. DAIKI, ZHANG AND SEIFERT STANDING ON PODIUM (MUTE) 5. FANS APPLAUDING (MUTE) STORY: Japan's Daiki Hashimoto captured his third consecutive men's individual all-around crown at the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships on Wednesday (October 22), a feat previously accomplished only by compatriot Kohei Uchimura. The 24-year-old tallied 85.131 points to edge out China's Zhang Boheng, who took silver with 84.333, while Switzerland's Noe Seifert claimed a surprise bronze on 82.831. Hashimoto, who claimed gold at the Tokyo Games and world titles in 2022 and 2023, returned to form in the Indonesian capital after a disappointing sixth-place finish at last year's Paris Games, when a finger injury hampered his performance. The final produced a tense showdown between Hashimoto, reigning Olympic champion Shinnosuke Oka and Olympic silver medallist Zhang. The three traded places throughout the evening, separated by slim margins on the scoreboard. (Production: Aadi Nair)

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