Alexis Lebrun Resume

Born on August 27, 2003 in Montpellier, France, Alexis Lebrun (nicknamed Big Lebrun) is France’s top men’s table tennis player and the elder brother of Félix Lebrun. He comes from a table tennis family; his uncle Christophe Legout is a three-time Olympian table tennis athlete.

Alexis Lebrun
  • Profile: Right-handed shakehand offensive player, height 180 cm, representing Montpellier TT. He is sponsored by Tibhar.
  • World Ranking (Sep 2026): Men’s Singles World No.9. He has stayed steadily inside the world top 20 and reached top 10 multiple times. Teaming up with his younger brother Félix, they form one of the world’s strongest men’s doubles pairs.
  • Playing StyleHe features an all-round offensive game with powerful mid-to-far-table rallies and solid tactics. Unlike Félix’s creative close-to-table penhold style, Alexis relies on heavy topspin, strong forehand power and consistent backhand blocking & counterattack. He has delicate short-game skills and excellent mental toughness. He rose to global fame after beating Fan Zhendong, then world No.1, at WTT Champions Macau 2023.

Career Achievements & Recent Updates

Major Awards

2024 European Table Tennis Championships: Men’s Singles Champion & Men’s Doubles Champion

2024 Paris Olympic Games: Men’s Team Bronze Medal

2024 Busan World Table Tennis Team Championships: Men’s Team Silver Medal

2025 World Table Tennis Championships: Men’s Doubles Bronze Medal

2026 Europe Top 16 Cup: Men’s Singles Champion

Classic Matches

April 2023: Stunning upset victory over world No.1 Fan Zhendong in the quarter-final of WTT Champions Macau.

October 2022: Defeated Chinese player Liang Jingkun at WTT Champions Macau.

Recent Tournament Results (2026)

February 2026: Men’s Singles Champion at Europe Top 16 Cup

February 2026: Men’s Doubles Champion at WTT Singapore Smash

May 2026: Men’s Team Bronze Medal at World Team Table Tennis Championships

July 2026: Beat Lin Shidong in the round of 16 of WTT US Smash men’s singles, advancing to quarterfinals

20 September 2026: Men’s Singles Runner-up at WTT Star Contender Astana