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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ATP SHANGHAI MASTERS – TAYLOR FRITZ DEFEATED, HOLGER RUNE ADVANCES COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: SHANGHAI, CHINA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (ATP MEDIA / IMG – See restrictions before use) TAYLOR FRITZ V GIOVANNI MPETSHI PERRICARD (FLUORESCENT ORANGE SHIRT) HOLGER RUNE (PALE GREEN SHIRT)  V UGO HUMBERT (LEFT-HANDED) SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW STORY: TO FOLLOW

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ATP SHANGHAI MASTERS – TAYLOR FRITZ DEFEATED, HOLGER RUNE ADVANCES COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: SHANGHAI, CHINA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (ATP MEDIA / IMG – See restrictions before use) TAYLOR FRITZ V GIOVANNI MPETSHI PERRICARD (FLUORESCENT ORANGE SHIRT) HOLGER RUNE (PALE GREEN SHIRT)  V UGO HUMBERT (LEFT-HANDED) SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW STORY: TO FOLLOW

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE INDONESIAN GRAND PRIX MOTOGP / PODIUM SHOTS AND SOUNDBITE OF FERMIN ALDEGUER / MARC MARQUEZ POST-RACE GOING FOR INJURY SCANS / HIGHLIGHTS OF MOTO2 AND MOTO3 RACES WITH PODIUM SHOTS RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: MANDALIKA, INDONESIA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (DORNA – See restrictions before use) INDONESIAN GRAND PRIX 1. RACE START 2. APRILIA RACING’S NUMBER 72 MARCO BEZZECCHI CRASHING 3. DUCATI LENOVO TEAM’S NUMBER 93 MARC MARQUEZ CRASHING 4. VARIOUS OF MARC MARQUEZ BEING ESCORTED BY STEWARDS AFTER CRASH 5. REPLAY OF MARC MARQUEZ CRASH / MARC MARQUEZ ON HIS FEET FEELING HIS RIGHT SHOULDER 6. GRESINI RACING MOTOGP’S NUMBER 54 FERMIN ALDEGUER OVERTAKING KTM FACTORY RACING’S NUMBER 37 PEDRO ACOSTA TO LEAD RACE 7. SLOW MOTION OF DUCATI LENOVO TEAM’S  NUMBER 63 FRANCESCO BAGNAIA CRASHING AND REACTING UP ON HIS FEET   8. AERIAL VIEW OF GRESINI RACING’S NUMBER 73 ALEX MARQUEZ OVERTAKING MONSTER ENERGY YAMAHA’S NUMBER 42 ALEX RINS   9. KTM FACTORY RACING’S NUMBER 37 PEDRO ACOSTA OVERTAKING GRESINI RACING’S NUMBER 73 ALEX MARQUEZ   10. FERMIN ALDEGUER CROSSING THE FINISH LINE AND CELEBRATING 11. VARIOUS OF ALDEGUER CELEBRATING ON TRACK 12. ALDEGUER CELEBRATING WITH TEAM   13. ALDEGUER ON THE PODIUM WITH WINNER’S TROPHY 14. (SOUNDBITE) (English) INDONESIAN GRAND PRIX WINNER FERMIN ALDEGUER, SAYING: "This is a very special moment for me, for all my people, for the Gresini team, for Ducati. I think to be a rookie, we are doing incredible work." 15. VARIOUS OF 2025 MOTOGP CHAMPION MARC MARQUEZ POST-RACE GOING FOR SCANS AFTER HIS CRASH AND LEAVING MOTOGP PADDOCK MOTO2 16. RACE START  17. POWER ELECTRONICS ASPAR TEAM’S NUMBER 80 DAVID ALONSO CRASHING 18. POWER ELECTRONICS ASPAR TEAM’S NUMBER 27 DANIEL HOLGADO CRASHING 19. DYNAVOLT INTACT GP NUMBER 18 MANUEL GONZALEZ  OVERTAKING PRAMAC YAMAHA MOTO2’S NUMBER 28 IZAN GUEVARA   20. ITALTRANS RACING TEAM NUMBER 10 DIOGO MOREIRA CROSSING THE FINISH LINE 21. AERIAL VIEW OF MOREIRA CELEBRATING ON TRACK 22. MOREIRA CELEBRATING WITH TEAM 23. MOREIRA LIFTING TROPHY MOTO3 24. RACE START 25. KTM AJO’S JOSE ANTONIO RUEDA OVERTAKING LEOPARD RACING’S NUMBER 31 ADRIAN FERNANDEZ  TO TAKE THE LEAD 26. INCIDENT BETWEEN LEOPARD RACING’S NUMBER 22 DAVID ALMANSA, HONDA TEAM ASIA’S NUMBER 72 TAIYO FURUSATO  AND KTM AJO’S NUMBER 83 ALVARO CARPE   27. DYNAVOLT INTACT GP’S NUMBER 64 DAVID MUNOZ CRASHING  28. RED FLAG AND FINISH LINE  29. VARIOUS OF RUEDA CELEBRATING WITH TEAM 30. RUEDA WITH MOTO3 TROPHY   STORY: Rookie Fermin Aldeguer of Spain earned the first victory of his fledgling MotoGP career at the Indonesia Grand Prix on Sunday (October 5) while newly crowned champion compatriot Marc Marquez crashed out after a crunching collision with Italian Marco Bezzecchi. Gresini Racing rider Aldeguer surged past KTM's Pedro Acosta, also of Spain, to take the lead in the 10th lap, eventually finishing well clear of the competition. The win will have helped Aldeguer erase the pain of his second-placed finish in Saturday's (October 4) sprint, where he led for most of the 13-lap race before finishing second behind Bezzecchi. Acosta finished second, with Aldeguer's Spanish teammate Alex Marquez completing the podium. Pole-sitter Bezzecchi had an awful start to the race, finding himself in sixth place after the first two turns, and the Aprilia rider was a touch too forceful in his desperation to climb back up into the lead. As he charged back into the fray, Bezzecchi nudged the rear of Marquez's Ducati and the pair hurtled into the gravel at high speed, with Marquez appearing to be in significant discomfort after the fall. Ducati's afternoon then went from bad to worse a few laps later when two-times champion Francesco Bagnaia's bike slipped out from underneath him and dumped him onto the asphalt. The Italian, who has endured a torrid campaign this year, cut a frustrated figure as he looked up to the sky and gestured angrily with folded hands.  Marquez's crash continued a dreadful streak of luck for him at the Mandalika International Circuit, where he has never been able to finish a grand prix in four attempts. There did not appear to be any bad blood between Bezzecchi and Marquez, however, as they shared a quick handshake before Marquez was taken to the medical centre.  His team confirmed that Marquez suffered a collarbone injury as a result of the collision. The injury was on the shoulder of the arm Marquez fractured in the 2020 July season-opening Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez, which ruled him out for an extended period and required several surgeries. Earlier on Sunday, Brazilian star Diogo Moreira of Italtrans Racing Team lead from lap two to claim victory in the Moto2 race ahead of LIQUI MOLY Dynavolt Intact GP's Manuel Gonzalez of Spain.  However, championship leader Gonzalez was disqualified for the use of illegal software, so his lead over Moreira is now just nine points.  BLU CRU Pramac Yamaha's Izan Guevara of Spain was promoted to second place. In the Moto3 class, KTM Ajo's Jose Antonio Rueda of Spain sealed the 2025 title in dramatic fashion, winning the race that ended early under red flag conditions. The premature finish triggered a parc ferme shuffle that delayed confirmation of the final podium positions. After post-race penalties were applied to Leopard Racing's Adrian Fernandez and CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team's Maximo Quiles, both of Spain, Squadra Corse's Luca Lunetta of Italy was confirmed in second place with Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP's Guido Pini, also of Italy, taking the final podium spot. 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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE INDONESIAN GRAND PRIX MOTOGP / PODIUM SHOTS AND SOUNDBITE OF FERMIN ALDEGUER / MARC MARQUEZ POST-RACE GOING FOR INJURY SCANS / HIGHLIGHTS OF MOTO2 AND MOTO3 RACES WITH PODIUM SHOTS COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: MANDALIKA, INDONESIA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (DORNA – See restrictions before use) SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW STORY: Rookie Fermin Aldeguer earned the first victory of his fledgling MotoGP career at the Indonesia Grand Prix on Sunday (October 5) while newly crowned champion Marc Marquez crashed out after a crunching collision with Marco Bezzecchi. Gresini Racing rider Aldeguer surged past KTM's Pedro Acosta to take the lead in the 10th lap, eventually finishing well clear of the competition. The win will have helped Aldeguer erase the pain of his second-placed finish in Saturday's sprint, where he led for most of the 13-lap race before finishing second behind Bezzecchi. Acosta finished second, with Aldeguer's teammate Alex Marquez completing the podium. Pole-sitter Bezzecchi had an awful start to the race, finding himself in sixth place after the first two turns, and the Aprilia rider was a touch too forceful in his desperation to climb back up into the lead. As he charged back into the fray, Bezzecchi nudged the rear of Marquez's Ducati and the pair hurtled into the gravel at high speed, with Marquez appearing to be in significant discomfort after the fall. The crash continued a dreadful streak of luck for Marquez at the Mandalika International Circuit, where he has never been able to finish a grand prix in four attempts. There did not appear to be any bad blood between Bezzecchi and Marquez, however, as they shared a quick handshake before Marquez was taken to the medical centre.  His team confirmed that Marquez suffered a collarbone injury as a result of the collision. In the first lap of the race, Bezzecchi collided with the rear of Marquez's Ducati and the pair both hurtled into the gravel at high speed, with Marquez appearing to be in significant discomfort after tumbling head over heels. The Spaniard, who won his seventh MotoGP championship at last week's Japanese Grand Prix, was hunched over on the side of the track for a couple of minutes before staggering to his feet and lurching away while clutching his shoulder. He was later seen with his arm in a sling, with members of Ducati team saying on the race's broadcast that there was evidence of a fracture after initial scans. The injury was on the shoulder of the arm Marquez fractured in the 2020 July season-opening Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez, which ruled him out for an extended period and required several surgeries. Elsewhere, Ducati's afternoon then went from bad to worse a few laps later when two-times champion Francesco Bagnaia's bike slipped out from underneath him and dumped him onto the asphalt. The Italian, who has endured a torrid campaign this year, cut a frustrated figure as he looked up to the sky and gestured angrily with folded hands. Earlier on Sunday, Brazilian star Diogo Moreira of Italtrans Racing Team lead from lap two to claim victory in the Moto2 race ahead of LIQUI MOLY Dynavolt Intact GP's Manuel Gonzalez. BLU CRU Pramac Yamaha Moto2's Izan Guevara rounded out the podium in third place, celebrating his second Moto2 podium finish. In the Moto3 class, KTM Ajo's Jose Antonio Rueda sealed the 2025 title in dramatic fashion, winning the race that ended early under red flag conditions. The premature finish triggered a parc ferme shuffle that delayed confirmation of the final podium positions. After post-race penalties were applied to Leopard Racing's Adrian Fernandez and CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team's Maximo Quiles, Squadra Corse's Luca Lunetta was confirmed in second place with Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP's Guido Pini taking the final podium spot. (Production: Bhagya Ayyavoo)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE INDONESIAN GRAND PRIX MOTOGP / PODIUM SHOTS AND SOUNDBITE OF FERMIN ALDEGUER / MARC MARQUEZ POST-RACE GOING FOR INJURY SCANS / HIGHLIGHTS OF MOTO2 AND MOTO3 RACES WITH PODIUM SHOTS COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: MANDALIKA, INDONESIA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (DORNA – See restrictions before use) SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW STORY: Rookie Fermin Aldeguer earned the first victory of his fledgling MotoGP career at the Indonesia Grand Prix on Sunday (October 5) while newly crowned champion Marc Marquez crashed out after a crunching collision with Marco Bezzecchi. Gresini Racing rider Aldeguer surged past KTM's Pedro Acosta to take the lead in the 10th lap, eventually finishing well clear of the competition. The win will have helped Aldeguer erase the pain of his second-placed finish in Saturday's sprint, where he led for most of the 13-lap race before finishing second behind Bezzecchi. Acosta finished second, with Aldeguer's teammate Alex Marquez completing the podium. Pole-sitter Bezzecchi had an awful start to the race, finding himself in sixth place after the first two turns, and the Aprilia rider was a touch too forceful in his desperation to climb back up into the lead. As he charged back into the fray, Bezzecchi nudged the rear of Marquez's Ducati and the pair hurtled into the gravel at high speed, with Marquez appearing to be in significant discomfort after the fall. The crash continued a dreadful streak of luck for Marquez at the Mandalika International Circuit, where he has never been able to finish a grand prix in four attempts. There did not appear to be any bad blood between Bezzecchi and Marquez, however, as they shared a quick handshake before Marquez was taken to the medical centre.  His team confirmed that Marquez suffered a collarbone injury as a result of the collision. In the first lap of the race, Bezzecchi collided with the rear of Marquez's Ducati and the pair both hurtled into the gravel at high speed, with Marquez appearing to be in significant discomfort after tumbling head over heels. The Spaniard, who won his seventh MotoGP championship at last week's Japanese Grand Prix, was hunched over on the side of the track for a couple of minutes before staggering to his feet and lurching away while clutching his shoulder. He was later seen with his arm in a sling, with members of Ducati team saying on the race's broadcast that there was evidence of a fracture after initial scans. The injury was on the shoulder of the arm Marquez fractured in the 2020 July season-opening Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez, which ruled him out for an extended period and required several surgeries. Elsewhere, Ducati's afternoon then went from bad to worse a few laps later when two-times champion Francesco Bagnaia's bike slipped out from underneath him and dumped him onto the asphalt. The Italian, who has endured a torrid campaign this year, cut a frustrated figure as he looked up to the sky and gestured angrily with folded hands. Earlier on Sunday, Brazilian star Diogo Moreira of Italtrans Racing Team lead from lap two to claim victory in the Moto2 race ahead of LIQUI MOLY Dynavolt Intact GP's Manuel Gonzalez. BLU CRU Pramac Yamaha Moto2's Izan Guevara rounded out the podium in third place, celebrating his second Moto2 podium finish. In the Moto3 class, KTM Ajo's Jose Antonio Rueda sealed the 2025 title in dramatic fashion, winning the race that ended early under red flag conditions. The premature finish triggered a parc ferme shuffle that delayed confirmation of the final podium positions. After post-race penalties were applied to Leopard Racing's Adrian Fernandez and CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team's Maximo Quiles, Squadra Corse's Luca Lunetta was confirmed in second place with Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP's Guido Pini taking the final podium spot. (Production: Bhagya Ayyavoo)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE INDONESIAN GRAND PRIX MOTOGP / PODIUM SHOTS AND SOUNDBITE OF FERMIN ALDEGUER / MARC MARQUEZ POST-RACE GOING FOR INJURY SCANS / HIGHLIGHTS OF MOTO2 AND MOTO3 RACES WITH PODIUM SHOTS COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: MANDALIKA, INDONESIA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (DORNA – See restrictions before use) SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW STORY: Rookie Fermin Aldeguer earned the first victory of his fledgling MotoGP career at the Indonesia Grand Prix on Sunday (October 5) while newly crowned champion Marc Marquez crashed out after a crunching collision with Marco Bezzecchi. Gresini Racing rider Aldeguer surged past KTM's Pedro Acosta to take the lead in the 10th lap, eventually finishing well clear of the competition. The win will have helped Aldeguer erase the pain of his second-placed finish in Saturday's sprint, where he led for most of the 13-lap race before finishing second behind Bezzecchi. Acosta finished second, with Aldeguer's teammate Alex Marquez completing the podium. Pole-sitter Bezzecchi had an awful start to the race, finding himself in sixth place after the first two turns, and the Aprilia rider was a touch too forceful in his desperation to climb back up into the lead. As he charged back into the fray, Bezzecchi nudged the rear of Marquez's Ducati and the pair hurtled into the gravel at high speed, with Marquez appearing to be in significant discomfort after the fall. The crash continued a dreadful streak of luck for Marquez at the Mandalika International Circuit, where he has never been able to finish a grand prix in four attempts. There did not appear to be any bad blood between Bezzecchi and Marquez, however, as they shared a quick handshake before Marquez was taken to the medical centre.  His team confirmed that Marquez suffered a collarbone injury as a result of the collision. In the first lap of the race, Bezzecchi collided with the rear of Marquez's Ducati and the pair both hurtled into the gravel at high speed, with Marquez appearing to be in significant discomfort after tumbling head over heels. The Spaniard, who won his seventh MotoGP championship at last week's Japanese Grand Prix, was hunched over on the side of the track for a couple of minutes before staggering to his feet and lurching away while clutching his shoulder. He was later seen with his arm in a sling, with members of Ducati team saying on the race's broadcast that there was evidence of a fracture after initial scans. The injury was on the shoulder of the arm Marquez fractured in the 2020 July season-opening Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez, which ruled him out for an extended period and required several surgeries. Elsewhere, Ducati's afternoon then went from bad to worse a few laps later when two-times champion Francesco Bagnaia's bike slipped out from underneath him and dumped him onto the asphalt. The Italian, who has endured a torrid campaign this year, cut a frustrated figure as he looked up to the sky and gestured angrily with folded hands. Earlier on Sunday, Brazilian star Diogo Moreira of Italtrans Racing Team lead from lap two to claim victory in the Moto2 race ahead of LIQUI MOLY Dynavolt Intact GP's Manuel Gonzalez. BLU CRU Pramac Yamaha Moto2's Izan Guevara rounded out the podium in third place, celebrating his second Moto2 podium finish. In the Moto3 class, KTM Ajo's Jose Antonio Rueda sealed the 2025 title in dramatic fashion, winning the race that ended early under red flag conditions. The premature finish triggered a parc ferme shuffle that delayed confirmation of the final podium positions. After post-race penalties were applied to Leopard Racing's Adrian Fernandez and CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team's Maximo Quiles, Squadra Corse's Luca Lunetta was confirmed in second place with Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP's Guido Pini taking the final podium spot. (Production: Bhagya Ayyavoo)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE INDONESIAN GRAND PRIX MOTOGP / PODIUM SHOTS AND SOUNDBITE OF FERMIN ALDEGUER / MARC MARQUEZ POST-RACE GOING FOR INJURY SCANS / HIGHLIGHTS OF MOTO2 AND MOTO3 RACES WITH PODIUM SHOTS COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: MANDALIKA, INDONESIA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (DORNA – See restrictions before use) SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW STORY: Rookie Fermin Aldeguer earned the first victory of his fledgling MotoGP career at the Indonesia Grand Prix on Sunday (October 5) while newly crowned champion Marc Marquez crashed out after a crunching collision with Marco Bezzecchi. Gresini Racing rider Aldeguer surged past KTM's Pedro Acosta to take the lead in the 10th lap, eventually finishing well clear of the competition. The win will have helped Aldeguer erase the pain of his second-placed finish in Saturday's sprint, where he led for most of the 13-lap race before finishing second behind Bezzecchi. Acosta finished second, with Aldeguer's teammate Alex Marquez completing the podium. Pole-sitter Bezzecchi had an awful start to the race, finding himself in sixth place after the first two turns, and the Aprilia rider was a touch too forceful in his desperation to climb back up into the lead. As he charged back into the fray, Bezzecchi nudged the rear of Marquez's Ducati and the pair hurtled into the gravel at high speed, with Marquez appearing to be in significant discomfort after the fall. The crash continued a dreadful streak of luck for Marquez at the Mandalika International Circuit, where he has never been able to finish a grand prix in four attempts. There did not appear to be any bad blood between Bezzecchi and Marquez, however, as they shared a quick handshake before Marquez was taken to the medical centre.  His team confirmed that Marquez suffered a collarbone injury as a result of the collision. In the first lap of the race, Bezzecchi collided with the rear of Marquez's Ducati and the pair both hurtled into the gravel at high speed, with Marquez appearing to be in significant discomfort after tumbling head over heels. The Spaniard, who won his seventh MotoGP championship at last week's Japanese Grand Prix, was hunched over on the side of the track for a couple of minutes before staggering to his feet and lurching away while clutching his shoulder. He was later seen with his arm in a sling, with members of Ducati team saying on the race's broadcast that there was evidence of a fracture after initial scans. The injury was on the shoulder of the arm Marquez fractured in the 2020 July season-opening Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez, which ruled him out for an extended period and required several surgeries. Elsewhere, Ducati's afternoon then went from bad to worse a few laps later when two-times champion Francesco Bagnaia's bike slipped out from underneath him and dumped him onto the asphalt. The Italian, who has endured a torrid campaign this year, cut a frustrated figure as he looked up to the sky and gestured angrily with folded hands. Earlier on Sunday, Brazilian star Diogo Moreira of Italtrans Racing Team lead from lap two to claim victory in the Moto2 race ahead of LIQUI MOLY Dynavolt Intact GP's Manuel Gonzalez. BLU CRU Pramac Yamaha Moto2's Izan Guevara rounded out the podium in third place, celebrating his second Moto2 podium finish. In the Moto3 class, KTM Ajo's Jose Antonio Rueda sealed the 2025 title in dramatic fashion, winning the race that ended early under red flag conditions. The premature finish triggered a parc ferme shuffle that delayed confirmation of the final podium positions. After post-race penalties were applied to Leopard Racing's Adrian Fernandez and CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team's Maximo Quiles, Squadra Corse's Luca Lunetta was confirmed in second place with Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP's Guido Pini taking the final podium spot. (Production: Bhagya Ayyavoo)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ATP SHANGHAI MASTERS – TAYLOR FRITZ DEFEATED, HOLGER RUNE ADVANCES RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: SHANGHAI, CHINA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (ATP MEDIA / IMG – See restrictions before use) TAYLOR FRITZ V GIOVANNI MPETSHI PERRICARD (FLUORESCENT ORANGE SHIRT) 1. MPETSHI PERRICARD WINS POINT AS FRITZ NETS BACKHAND 2. MPETSHI PERRICARD CELEBRATING 3. MPETSHI PERRICARD WINS POINT FORCING FOREHAND ERROR FROM FRITZ 4. MPETSHI PERRICARD TAKES SET AS FRITZ NETS BACKHAND 5. MPETSHI PERRICARD CELEBRATING / MPETSHI PERRICARD’S TEAM CHEERING SECOND SET 6. MPETSHI PERRICARD WINS POINT WITH A LOB AND CELEBRATING 7. MPETSHI PERRICARD SEALS MATCH WITH AN ACE AND CELEBRATING 8. FRITZ WALKING TO NET 9. PLAYERS SHAKE HANDS AT NET AND WITH UMPIRE 10. MPETSHI PERRICARD WAVING TO CROWD HOLGER RUNE (PALE GREEN SHIRT)  V UGO HUMBERT (LEFT-HANDED) FIRST SET 11. RUNE WINS LONG RALLY AND CELEBRATES 12. HUMBERT HITS FOREHAND WINNER AND CELEBRATES 13. VARIOUS OF PHYSIO CHECKING RUNE’S BLOOD PRESSURE 14. RUNE TAKES THE SET AS HUMBERT NETS FOREHAND 15. RUNE CELEBRATING AND WALKING BACK SECOND SET 16. RUNE POCKETS LONG RALLY WITH BACKHAND WINNER 17. RUNE GESTURING TO CROWD FOR MORE APPLAUSE / CROWD CHEERING 18. FOREHAND WINNER BY RUNE TO SEAL MATCH 19. RUNE CELEBRATING AND WAITING AT THE NET 20. PLAYERS SHAKE HANDS 21. RUNE WAVING TO CROWD / RUNE’S TEAM CELEBRATING WIN STORY: France’s Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard registered the biggest win of his career by shocking world number four Taylor Fritz in straight sets at the ATP Shanghai Masters on Sunday (October 5). Mpetshi Perricard beat the American 6-4, 7-5 to advance to his first ATP Masters 1000 fourth round. Earlier, Denmark’s Holger Rune took a medical timeout to get his blood pressure checked midway through the first set in his victory over another Frenchman Ugo Humbert, the 10th seeded Dane winning 6-4, 6-4. (Production: Bhagya Ayyavoo)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE FINAL ROUND OF THE JAKARTA INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP/ SOUNDBITE WITH WINNER WADE ORMSBY RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT AND SHOTLIST SHOWS: JAKARTA, INDONESIA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (ASIAN TOUR MEDIA – Maximum use of two (2) minutes. No use 48 hours after the end of the round, so no use after 0715GMT Tuesday, October 7 2025. No archive. No resales. No monetisation)  EDITORS PLEASE NOTE THERE IS VIDEO DISTURBANCE IN SHOT 14 1. VIEW OF DAMAI INDAH GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB PIK COURSE 2. DOYEOB MUN BIRDIE PUTT ON 18 3. PAVIT TANGKAMOLPRASERT BIRDIE PUTT ON 2 4. POOM SAKSANSIN BIRDIE PUTT ON 5 5. SADOM KAEDKANJANA CHIP OUT OF BUNKER ON 17 6. SCOTT VINCENT CHIP GOES CLOSE ON 18 7. WADE ORMSBY PAR PUTT ON 18 TO SET UP PLAY-OFF 8. VINCENT DRAWS A NUMBER FROM A HAT TO SEE WHO TEES OFF FIRST 9. ORMSBY APPROACH TO 18 10. VINCENT'S APPROACH AT 18 GOES INTO THE WATER 11. ORMSBY LONG PUTT FOR BIRDIE GOES CLOSE/ ORMSBY TAPS IN PAR PUTT TO WIN TOURNAMENT/ CELEBRATES WITH HIS CADDIE 12. ORMSBY RECEIVES TROPHY 13. WHITE FLASH 14. (SOUNDBITE) (English) JAKARATA INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION WADE ORMSBY SAYING: "It's a special one for me, this one. Haven't been playing my best golf, had a few months off and worked hard the last week. I flew up and saw my coach, Grant Field, so massive thank you to him. Flew up there, did the hard yards, and we had a day of grinding to try and get me back on track. And even though I wasn't, I didn't play my best golf this week, I putted great early on in the tournament. And yeah, all my family. I obviously lost my dad two years ago, so this was for him." STORY: Australian Wade Ormsby defeated Scott Vincent from Zimbabwe on the first hole of a sudden-death play-off on Sunday (October 5) to win the Jakarta International Championship. Ormsby and Vincent shot one-under-par 69s to finished tied on 12-under, thanks to a nervy eight-foot (2.5 metre) par putt from Ormsby on 18. The five players tied for third place, missing out on the play-off by one stroke were Vincent’s brother Kieran, Doyeob Mun from South Korea plus Thailand’s Pavit Tangkamolprasert, Poom Saksansin and Sadom Kaewkanjana. Ormsby won the play-off and his fifth Asian Tour title thanks to a regulation par as Vincent's approach to the green found the water. Disappointment for Vincent but that was eased by the fact he is now top of the International Series Rankings and Asian Tour Order of Merit, while Ormsby moved into fifth. (Production: Simon Ormiston)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ATP SHANGHAI MASTERS – TAYLOR FRITZ DEFEATED, HOLGER RUNE ADVANCES COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: SHANGHAI, CHINA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (ATP MEDIA / IMG – See restrictions before use) TAYLOR FRITZ V GIOVANNI MPETSHI PERRICARD (FLUORESCENT ORANGE SHIRT) HOLGER RUNE (PALE GREEN SHIRT)  V UGO HUMBERT (LEFT-HANDED) SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW STORY: TO FOLLOW

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