Between 992px and 1300px the left nav (240px) and the 300px side rail left the video column under ~700px. Up Next titles collapsed into a ~124px channel and the match About card broke its VS row apart, so a window that was not full-screen lost information instead of reflowing. Add one additive @media (max-width: 1300px) block per video type that fires the SAME stacking the <=991px layout already did, just earlier: layout goes column, video section and sidebar go full width. Match also collapses fighters-row to 1fr and stacks the event header. Nothing is removed. >=1301px is byte-for-byte the old desktop layout, and the <=991px block still owns the phone treatment (thumb-on-top cards, match review view, bottom sheet). Verified by headless render at 1600/1360/1200/1050/960/820/700/420: no horizontal overflow at any width, desktop unchanged, and a music video still plays (readyState 4, stream advancing) per the match-type-only rule. Generic could not be checked visually - there are no generic videos in the database - but its block is identical to music's. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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