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Table Tennis: Alexis Lebrun, Title Holder, Eliminated in the Quarter-Finals of the European Championships

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The silver medallist on the day before in mixed doubles, Alexis Lebrun gave up his title acquired in 2024, and will soon have to raise his head if he wishes to keep his crown as double gentlemen, whose final he will play in the evening alongside his brother Felix lebrun. The early morning looked like a nightmare for the Montpellierrain, dominated by the world's N.11 head and shoulders - which he had eliminated at the same stage two years ago - a…

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Two years after their reign in Linz, Austria, the Montpellierans confirmed their status as world number one in the event.

·Paris, France
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The Lebrun brothers remain European double table tennis champions. In Ljubljana, the Montpellierans retained their title after five rounds.

·Rennes, France
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The silver medallist on the day before in mixed doubles, Alexis Lebrun gave up his title acquired in 2024, and will soon have to raise his head if he wishes to keep his crown as double gentlemen, whose final he will play in the evening alongside his brother Felix lebrun. The early morning looked like a nightmare for the Montpellierrain, dominated by the world's N.11 head and shoulders - which he had eliminated at the same stage two years ago - a…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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The first title for Germany at the table tennis event is perfect. Nina Mittelham and Benedikt Duda bring gold in mixed - after a real final score.

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The Swedish mixed pair Kristian Karlsson and Stina Källberg were denied a corner kick in the semi-finals of the European Table Tennis Championships, which may well have cost them a place in the final. The question now: Is French superstar Alexis Lebrun a cheat?

·Stockholm, Sweden
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L'ÉQUIPE broke the news in Boulogne-Billancourt, France on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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