Published: 2024-08-04
Félix Lebrun, a 17-year-old table tennis prodigy from France, secured a bronze medal at the Paris 2024 Olympics, marking the country's first individual medal in the sport since 1992. In a decisive match, he defeated Brazilian Hugo Calderano 4-0, showcasing his skill and determination.
Lebrun's journey to the podium included overcoming tough opponents and bouncing back from a semi-final loss to Chinese player Fan Zhendong.
His victory not only fulfilled a childhood dream but also brought joy to the passionate crowd at the Arena Paris Sud.
With his brother Alexis also competing, the Lebrun family continues to shine in the world of table tennis, inspiring future generations of players.
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