Félix Lebrun Wins First French National Singles Title in Thrilling Final Against Brother Alexis

The Lebrun brothers solidify their dominance in French table tennis, with Félix breaking Alexis's three-year singles streak and the duo defending their doubles title.

Félix Lebrun defeated his brother Alexis in a dramatic seven-set final to claim his first French national singles title, ending Alexis's three-year reign.
The brothers successfully defended their French national doubles title, defeating Esteban Dorr and Florian Bourrassaud for the second consecutive year.
Félix celebrated his victory by jumping on the table, mirroring Alexis's iconic celebration from the previous year, symbolizing their intense sibling rivalry.
Their success has significantly boosted the popularity of table tennis in France, with a reported 92% of French people holding a positive opinion of the duo.
Ranked 6th and 9th in the world respectively, Félix and Alexis Lebrun are recognized as two of the greatest French table tennis players in history.