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Felix Lebrun Dominates Europe Smash, Wins Sixth Pro Tour Title of His Career

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The young Frenchman has already gotten his fans used to consistent world-class performances, and Lebrun’s game in Malmö was another example of that. The 19-year-old Team France star secured two gold medals in Sweden, becoming a WTT Europe Smash winner in both the singles and doubles events. It is already the sixth Pro Tour title of his career, and Lebrun continues to climb higher on the list of the most successful Pro Tour players. The Frenchman…

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After His Dream Week in Sweden, Felix Lebrun Becomes N°2 Worldwide

At the European Grand Smash in Malmö, the equivalent of a tennis Grand Slam tournament, the 19-year-old Frenchman won in singles and doubles.

·Paris, France
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LiberationLiberation
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Ping-Pong : Felix Lebrun Becomes the First Frenchman to Win a Grand Smash, the Equivalent of a Grand Slam Tennis Tournament

With this title, the 19-year-old Lebrun cadet is now second in the world rankings.

·Paris, France
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France24France24
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Table Tennis: Félix Lebrun Wins His First Grand Smash

French table tennis player Félix Lebrun won a Grand Smash tournament on Sunday in Malmö, Sweden, the equivalent of a Grand Slam in tennis. This is a first for French table tennis.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Le MondeLe Monde
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In Sweden, Felix Lebrun Enters History by Becoming the First ...

·Paris, France
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actu.fractu.fr
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New Exploit for Felix Lebrun, Who Becomes the First Frenchman to Win a Grand Smash

Already a winner with his brother on Saturday, he made the double this Sunday, August 16, two years after his medals at the Paris Games.

·Rennes, France
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Le ParisienLe Parisien
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Table Tennis: at only 19, Felix Lebrun Becomes the First Frenchman to Win a Grand Smash

·Paris, France
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L'ÉQUIPE broke the news in Boulogne-Billancourt, France on Sunday, August 16, 2026.
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