Felix Lebrun vs Alexis Lebrun | QF - 2024 Europe Top 16 

No... Lebrun won.

@@bentonxavier5094No..Lebrun lost.

yes…and no

Yes. Lebrun lost.

Will Will Smith smith Will Smith?

Both are fantastic players...

@@BjoernSteltingTT yes, but what he means is alexis has a ton of pressure especially when he's the oldest but hasn't gotten good results recently

It could be Felix's penhold style poses challenges to other players who can rarely find a top penhold player to practice with, while Alexis plays with Felix every day.

@@satinwoodterthis is definitely it, Felix has a weird style and pace that others can’t figure out in time, Alexis knows that pace by heart being his training partner

@@HectorMartinez-xv4re Alexis has a weird style and pace too to be fair

So mean

He won against the world champ did he not?

you mean that few player include Fan Zhendong?

That called knowing your opponent game 😂

He has trained all his life against a penholder, it makes sense he does better against one

Vs Fan Zendhong, he wasn't lacking confidence.

Yes, his brother knows his playstyle very well

We've known that for awhile. Even when Felix surpassed Alexis in rankings he would still lose to Alexis internally

Alexis is better against penhold and Felix is better against european grip, one pays off more overall

Alexis isn't come back to an injury ?

​@@jorn957He's had a lot of injuries since he was 10, which slowed his progress, and in 2023, he was out for almost 5 months due to a knee injury.

yes and i suppose he changing a little bit his gripp sometime that is really bad theorically

Someone else noticed!!

@@JesseWhite10 It is actually quite comfortable, I don't want to play with that grip but when I loosen my fingers it turns like that and my finger pulls really high. Makes both forehand and backhand easier to hit in front of the body, and makes more spin, but I think it makes my consistancy worse So I have been trying to choke up a bit more with my grip

Alexis is not better than Felix. Alexis only wins the direct matchups.

@@ToDDHeaDD That's what I meant of course, that's why I wrote Felix is higher ranked lmao!☝😄🤦‍♂️

@@KarlZundel That might be what you meant, but it's not what you wrote.

Felix is way more technical

​​@@pongoholic2667 yes Alexis is more brute force like Calderano.

@@gustavoc6812the guy's back looks like a tree and he plays really smart too with unusual serves and off the table playing style. He looks like he's ready for truls. I think darko jorgic and alexis will meet in the finals

@@gustavoc6812 yup, but Calderano is also technical. Alexis is powerful but lacks of courage on receive, he never flicks from the table, he only pushes and chops then his trying to counter from mid-distance. His receive game is his weak point, his receives are too passive, that's why Felix is higher ranked.

Alexis is much more technical ? Sorry but it's quite the opposite.

Competition is healthy between them, this competition between brothers explains their level today. They must have played thousands of matches, and pulled each other up. In an interview, their father explained how much they had progressed during the confinement following Covid 19, during this period, they spent days, weeks, playing together in the cellar of the house.

Because you will never have the opportunity anyway.

Ils veulent se "tuer" sportivement depuis toujours, et ça explique sûrement leur niveau aujourd'hui.

So what, do you suggest match-fixing next time? smh..

@@GeneralTerzX no, but he shouldn't have fallen to ground after beating his brother, this is not war.

​@24ghosh24 You are delusional. This is a sport and both gave it their everything - it's totally normal. People fall to the ground in sports all the time.

@@GeneralTerzX not if i was playing my little brother, i would certainly have check on my emotions.

​@24ghosh24 Ok, maybe you are different. But I can assure you nobody else misinterprets their match like that. You hug after the match but during the match your brother is your opponent, that's sports.