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Table Tennis: Lebrun Brothers Mark Their Territory at China's Smash

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After a complicated first round, Felix and Alexis Lebrun easily crossed the course of the 8th men's doubles final in Beijing, but the second was eliminated in the mixed.

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After a complicated first round, Felix and Alexis Lebrun easily crossed the course of the 8th men's doubles final in Beijing, but the second was eliminated in the mixed.

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Alexis Lebrun and his brother Felix qualified on Wednesday for the quarter finals of China's Grand Smash. The adventure, on the other hand, ended in double mixed for the eldest brother, eliminated alongside Charlotte Lutz.

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Alexis Lebrun and his brother Felix qualified on Wednesday for the quarter finals of China's Grand Smash. However, the adventure is over in mixed doubles for the eldest brother, eliminated alongside Charlotte Lutz. Cet article Table Tennis – Grand Smash from China: Alexis Lebrun qualified with his brother, but not in mixed doubles est apparu en premier sur Sport 365.

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For their doubles in the China Grand Smash, Alexis and Félix Lebrun easily qualified for the quarterfinals this Wednesday, October 7, 2026. The three-colored pair, number one in the world rankings, placed Taiwanese Feng Yi-Hsin and Kuo Guan-Hong in 21 minutes in three innings (12-10-8, 11-7, 11-6).

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