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Table Tennis - China's Grand Smash: Disappointment for Felix and Alexis Lebrun, Beaten in Double Final

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Bad day for the French ping at China's Grand Smash on Saturday in Beijing. Félix Lebrun fell in the quarter-finals in singles before also losing in the finals of the double with his brother, Felix.

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[Sports Chosun Reporter Jeon Young-ji] South Korea's ace doubles pair, Lim Jong-hoon and Oh Jun-sung (both from the Korea Exchange), defeated the world No. 1 LeBron brothers to lift their first-ever World Table Tennis (WTT) Grand Smash men's doubles trophy. The world No. 3 pair of Lim Jong-hoon and Oh Jun-sung defeated Alexis LeBron and Félix LeBron (France) in the China Smash 2026 men's doubles final held at the Infinity Arena in Beijing, China…

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Bad day for the French ping at China's Grand Smash on Saturday in Beijing. Félix Lebrun fell in the quarter-finals in singles before also losing in the finals of the double with his brother, Felix.

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Opposed in the double finals to South Koreans Lim Jonghoon and Oh Junsung, Felix and Alexis Lebrun were dominated in four rounds (8-11, 11-5, 9-11, 9-11).

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[Cable News] China achieves a table tennis Grand Slam, with Lim Jong-hoon and Oh Jun-sung winning the men's doubles title. In the final against the Le Bin brothers of France, the South Korean pair won the first match 11-8.

No. 1 Series Heads of the China Smash Beijing double tournament, Alexis and Felix Lebrun were beaten in the finals by South Koreans Lim and Oh, No. 4 Series Heads.

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Opposed to the South Korean pair Lim Jonghoon and Oh Junsung in the final of the double of China's Grand Smash, Felix and Alexis Lebrun, both eliminated in the single board were tilted (3 sets to 1) this Saturday...

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midilibre.fr broke the news on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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