@vinny_29 I was 12 years old 1997 and did not follow TT closely back then. I do remember the Waldner Fever at the time. Him and Persson are two of my all-time favorites.
he has such confidence on both wings it's equivalent to Fan Zhendong. he needs to find a way to not get injured too often. and he'll be a monster. Felix needs to get a bit more muscle mass. and he'll be good to have a great career. both are incredible players.
He's been in great form and confidence. He gave the win for his club in Pro A by defeating Aruna where losing would have meant the club losing. Won both his matches whereas Félix lost 3:2 to Aruna
In this championship Alexis Lebrun was like a wall. And many of his shots were beyond the reach of the rivals. Excellent footwork and condition. He really deserved to win this event.
@@frsfthg9212 well no personally i always said it, way before. Now what I'll say as well is that many players don't fulfill their potential (kyrgios at Tennis). For now, Felix seems for stable but I just feel that Alexis' game at 100% has a higher ceiling. But the next tournament might be super disappointing from alexis, I believe more in felix consistency tho
You become a great player by elevating your average game, the one you'll play most of the time (your 65-75%). Being at 100% is great but rare, for anyone.
Alexis a fait un tournoi impressionnant ! Felix semble avoir un potentiel encore plus grand mais il est encore un peu jeune pour le développer. Pendant ce temps, Alexis continue à progresser et j'aime l'opposition de style entre les 2 frères. Alexis tout en puissance et en pression sur l'adversaire. Felix plus en toucher et en style. Ensemble, ils forment une paire phénoménale !!!
Thanks for the video. Just as a feedback to the video creators: the graphics in between points are very white/bright. The shift from a mostly dark/black background of the arena/arena floor to the very bright graphic actually hurt my eyes. I'd recommend using a darker color on the graphics in the future.
Alexis est très très fort lorsque son revers passe (sinon c'est un peu son talon d'Achille). Espérons pour lui que son revers continuera à passer comme cela, dans ce cas il joue dans le Top 10 mondial sans problème. Il est encore jeune, il va progresser en régularité et donc son revers va progresser en stabilité et par conséquent ses résultats aussi. Ça s'est vu dès son match contre Quadri Aruna en Pro A qu'il a battu assez facilement il y a deux semaines et ça continue à se voir avec sa victoire hier contre Marcos Freitas au Champions de Montpellier.
He said that everything he tried when training and failling to implement to his game just began to work here the more he played. He wasn't sure of his level when he entered the competition.
Wait... He played a perfect tournament.... This time.... The next one, his psyche could become a problem again. Nobody knows, but so far there has been a low after every high. I know it's unpopular to write this, but the truth
In the world team championship, he had an other match against FZD and was leading 2-1, 10-9. So it isn't just chance. You can't be serious by saying he won only because of the edge ball
@@RavelOndine24 I am all for European or non-Chinese players beating the Chinese like Truls Moregard of Sweden and Benyamin Feraji of Iran defeating the world number 1 Wang Chuquin recently. But generally speaking, the Chinese still dominate table tennis. However, the North Koreans are also coming up. Look at little Kim Kum Yong's win over China's Sun Yingsha and then went on to win the singles title in the Asian Championships. As for Alexis Lebrun, I wish him the best of luck against the Chinese in the future.
@@philippelepage1609 Yes, Noshad Alamiyan of Iran has defeated him twice already. But I do admire LJK because he always fights back even if he is on the verge of losing. I don't recall Alexis beating him.
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Alexis dominated this tournament like I have not seen before at this level. Taking the semi and the final game 4:0. Guy was in the zone.
He revenge for his little brother who was defeated by Duda
Waldner in 1997 won world championship without losing any set...
@@vinny_29 And OG in 92
@@vinny_291997 sets were played to 21 . Not sure Alexis would have dropped any sets with 21 format.
@vinny_29 I was 12 years old 1997 and did not follow TT closely back then. I do remember the Waldner Fever at the time. Him and Persson are two of my all-time favorites.
he really made everyone look weak. what a perfornance
Only conceded three sets the whole tournament. Well deserved win
@@bentonxavier50942 against Olah and one vs Qiu. This is really impressive
Reminds me a little of Xu Xin; when you have them 20’ away from table , you’re in trouble.
Impressive performance. Speed, power, tactic, fight spirit. Very, very spectacular
Our european Fan Zhendong- ultra agressiv, body stability, godlike placement and footwork
I agree:) However Chinese have also Lin Shindong, new superstar, future no 1, I think.
@@zencosuzuki8496 Yup, LSD already ranked number 2 and if maintains this pace, then he'll kick out WCQ within the next 6 months
@@freddupont9605 Exactly
Relentless. Awesome form.
If he keeps this up he'll be unstoppable
Injouable ! Un robot ! Quelle détermination. Les gestes d'impuissance de ses adversaires !!!
Hard work pays off.
He was on monster mode for the whole tournament. He made Truls look amateor and destroyed Duda at the finals.
Those shots are brutal
Alexis notre gars sûr!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Really impressive Alexis Lebrun. Let’s hope he keeps playing at this level for the whole year
What an incredibly dominant performance, and among other top players
he has such confidence on both wings it's equivalent to Fan Zhendong. he needs to find a way to not get injured too often. and he'll be a monster. Felix needs to get a bit more muscle mass. and he'll be good to have a great career. both are incredible players.
He's been in great form and confidence. He gave the win for his club in Pro A by defeating Aruna where losing would have meant the club losing. Won both his matches whereas Félix lost 3:2 to Aruna
So solid
In this championship Alexis Lebrun was like a wall. And many of his shots were beyond the reach of the rivals. Excellent footwork and condition. He really deserved to win this event.
Il était sur un petit nuage pendant ces championnats. C'est rare qu'une telle grace dure plus d'un match habituellement.
Alexis was on fire..The confidence was superb =)
Je n’aurais qu’un seul mot à dire : José powa 🔥💪
For me he is the best of the two brothers if 100%.
I always thought that too. He has enormous potential and this weekend he proved it.
Yess the best potential for sure. I mean he's so powerful, quick and unpredictable. Really special.
Oh come on. Now that hes won the euro u guys knew all before huh😅
Felix won olympic bronze btw
Not that i disagree with u but still
@@frsfthg9212 well no personally i always said it, way before. Now what I'll say as well is that many players don't fulfill their potential (kyrgios at Tennis). For now, Felix seems for stable but I just feel that Alexis' game at 100% has a higher ceiling. But the next tournament might be super disappointing from alexis, I believe more in felix consistency tho
You become a great player by elevating your average game, the one you'll play most of the time (your 65-75%). Being at 100% is great but rare, for anyone.
Very good form from him... So powerfull
A machine gun
Il était vraiment en feu sur ce championnat !
Nice compilation
his footwork is a level above the competitions
Never seen anything like this since Ma Long at his prime 😮😮😮
He absolutly destroyed everybody
what an amazing table tennis family! the two brothers are both European champions
Benedei Ollah actually was closer to win than anyone else in this tournament ;)
yep, alexis is like a diesel sometimes
Olah has a non conventional style. And his backhand Can be lethal.
Bravo pour ces titres simples et doubles avec son frère, et dommage aussi car j'aurai aimé le voir avec cette forme lors de PARIS 2024.
@clio2rsminicup His problem is called Hugo Calderano. I really think Alexis could have made it to the final if he had beaten Hugo.
So fast and powerful
Alexis a fait un tournoi impressionnant ! Felix semble avoir un potentiel encore plus grand mais il est encore un peu jeune pour le développer. Pendant ce temps, Alexis continue à progresser et j'aime l'opposition de style entre les 2 frères. Alexis tout en puissance et en pression sur l'adversaire. Felix plus en toucher et en style. Ensemble, ils forment une paire phénoménale !!!
ça part vite !
Thanks for the video.
Just as a feedback to the video creators: the graphics in between points are very white/bright. The shift from a mostly dark/black background of the arena/arena floor to the very bright graphic actually hurt my eyes. I'd recommend using a darker color on the graphics in the future.
Thanks for the tips!
Finally he gets his props... being in young brother shadow when you are the 3 time french champion in a row. Congrats crazy young man 🎉
Top 👋👋👋👋
Alexis est très très fort lorsque son revers passe (sinon c'est un peu son talon d'Achille). Espérons pour lui que son revers continuera à passer comme cela, dans ce cas il joue dans le Top 10 mondial sans problème. Il est encore jeune, il va progresser en régularité et donc son revers va progresser en stabilité et par conséquent ses résultats aussi. Ça s'est vu dès son match contre Quadri Aruna en Pro A qu'il a battu assez facilement il y a deux semaines et ça continue à se voir avec sa victoire hier contre Marcos Freitas au Champions de Montpellier.
What an incredible performance by the Frenchman
He said that everything he tried when training and failling to implement to his game just began to work here the more he played. He wasn't sure of his level when he entered the competition.
Alexis Lebrun is starting to get his due share, he is good, but something was missing which he is fixing now
He is a powerhouse
すごく攻撃的なプレーだ！
アレクシスの真価が見れた気がしました…笑
トップ16にも入ったのでこのままいけばトップ10に入るのは時間の問題かもですね笑
@@みょっちーまぁ弟のフェリックスに連勝したり、樊や梁に勝つくらいだからポテンシャルはエグい
@@ホリピー-z4u 自分も自国の大会と対中国にはめっぽう強いイメージがあります笑
あとはカルデラノに勝てれば…
0:42 😮
Comparing the two brothers is just not helpful no matter what you try to say about each.
Let them be themselves.
He IS like super Sayan!
Great video but why there is no caption ?
A shame.
4:52This is why you should not stop the ball in front of you.
Impossible to take him into defense, Lebrun is a nightmare for all players
1:02 What's he saying?
« Sake !! (???) »
And something like « that’s it it’s good »
Suck it
C'est du langage ping..
SUCK IT
First word means nothing (~tchole), then I guess he says « t’es là » that means « you are here » speaking to himself
哥哥能力这么强，为啥过去一两年国际赛事成绩却不如弟弟呢？😮
injury is part of it, but he has not reached his prime yet ;)
Alexisonfire, not the band...
Wait... He played a perfect tournament.... This time.... The next one, his psyche could become a problem again. Nobody knows, but so far there has been a low after every high. I know it's unpopular to write this, but the truth
Il va rattraper son frère au classement
When you watch alexis play like that you realize how huge Hugo Calderano is.
@marioalvarez337 This is Alexis, Felix's older brother. Hugo easily beat Alexis at the Olympics. Hugo never lost to Alexis.
@@TT11TV yes alexis
what a beast
Poule pan pan
Fzd seni sabırsızlıkla bekliyor
Regardez ses pieds....toujours en suspension, Alexis se déplace très vite, notamment pour prendre le pivot coup droit .
Dommage qu’il ne performe jamais contre les Chinois qui resteront les plus forts
il a deja battu fan Zendong et presque une 2eme fois
He is really good but can't beat the Chinese, except that one time when he beat Fan Zhendong with an edge ball in the final game.
In the world team championship, he had an other match against FZD and was leading 2-1, 10-9. So it isn't just chance. You can't be serious by saying he won only because of the edge ball
He also won LJK, but everybody does!
@@RavelOndine24 I am all for European or non-Chinese players beating the Chinese like Truls Moregard of Sweden and Benyamin Feraji of Iran defeating the world number 1 Wang Chuquin recently. But generally speaking, the Chinese still dominate table tennis. However, the North Koreans are also coming up. Look at little Kim Kum Yong's win over China's Sun Yingsha and then went on to win the singles title in the Asian Championships. As for Alexis Lebrun, I wish him the best of luck against the Chinese in the future.
@@philippelepage1609 Yes, Noshad Alamiyan of Iran has defeated him twice already. But I do admire LJK because he always fights back even if he is on the verge of losing. I don't recall Alexis beating him.
A masterclass
0:56 What’s he saying?
It's a word of encouragement that belongs to them. That doesn't mean anything in French 😂
@@MickaelLesouef I understand that this is not in French 😀 I noticed that many tennis players pronounce this exact phrase