Table Tennis. Imperial in the Decisive Set, Felix Lebrun Won His First European Champion Title!
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The youngest of the Lebrun brothers won on Sunday in the single final of the European table tennis championships. Current number 2 worldwide, it confirms once again its great form of the moment at the end of the season.
At the age of 20, he succeeded his brother Alexis Lebrun. The day before, the two associates had won the gold.
Anton Källberg led the European Table Tennis Championship final 3-2 in sets – but then French world number two Félix Lebrun woke up and won. – Sad, of course. A gold would have been much more fun, Källberg tells SVT.
In the individual competition of the European Table Tennis Championship in Ljubljana, the main prizes were won by the young Felix Lebrun and the experienced Elizabet Abramjan.
France's Félix Lebrun, N.2 World, was crowned European table tennis champion on Sunday in Slovenia, after his victory over Sweden's Anton Kallberg (4-3: 7-11, 11-9, 13-11, 8-11, 9-11, 11-6, 11-1).
Anton Källberg led the European Table Tennis Championship final 3-2 in sets – but then French world number two Félix Lebrun woke up and won. – Sad, of course. A gold would have been much more fun, Källberg tells SVT.
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