Turkey's Atalar claims Tetris World Final title as 2,000 drones light up Dubai Frame

VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE RED BULL TETRIS WORLD FINAL SHOWS: DUBAI, UAE (DECEMBER 13, 2025) (RED BULL CONTENT POOL – No resales, no new uses after six months from date content is downloaded from Reuters, no more than 70% of this video content may be used on YouTube) 1. FAN RECORDING TETRIS BLOCKS FORMED BY DRONES INSIDE DUBAI FRAME AT TETRIS WORLD FINAL 2. VIEW OF STAGE & DUBAI FRAME WITH TETRIS BLOCKS IN THEM  3. DRONE VIEW OF PARACHUTE PERFORMANCE AHEAD OF THE FINAL  4. TURKEY’S FEHMI ATALAR WALKING OUT FOR FINAL  5. PERU’S LEO SOLORZANO WALKING OUT FOR FINAL 6. COUNT DOWN  7. VARIOUS OF SOLORZANO IN ACTION IN THE FINAL EN ROUTE TO POSTING 57,164 POINTS 8. VARIOUS OF ATALAR IN ACTION IN THE FINAL EN ROUTE TO POSTING A WINNING TALLY OF 168,566 POINTS 9. ATALAR LIFTING TROPHY  10. (SOUNDBITE) (English) 2025 TETRIS WORLD FINAL CHAMPION, FEHMI ATALAR, SAYING: “I mean, I feel amazing right now. I, over five years, maybe five years of my life’s been to Tetris, and it’s just worth it right now. I can say it’s worth it right now with this World Championship.” 11. DRONE VIEW OF FIREWORKS GOING OFF ON TOP OF DUBAI FRAME  STORY: Turkey's Fehmi Atalar won the inaugural Tetris World Final title as 2,000 drones lit up the Dubai Frame to form the playing grid on Saturday (December 13) night. The Dubai Frame’s 150m by 93m structure enabled a drone system to display a fully playable Tetris grid at an unprecedented scale in open airspace. In the final, Peru's Leo Solorzano ended his five-minute match with 57,164 points, before Atalar stacked a winning tally of 168,566 points to lift the trophy. (Production: Stefan Haskins)

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