PODCAST. Paris 2024 Olympic Games: discovering Montpellier native Alexis Lebrun for episode 1 of our “Seeds of Champions”

Le Montpelliérain Alexis Lebrun, une graine de champions. MIDI LIBRE – Giacomo Italiano

En plus de ses contenus inédits sur le journal et le site internet, Midi Libre lance son podcast “Graine de champions”, en partenariat avec la région Occitanie. L’idée ? Donner la parole aux athlètes à 7 mois des JO de Paris. Premier volet : Alexis Lebrun.

More than ever, Midi Libre is heading towards the Paris Olympic Games (July 26-August 11) this year.

Interviews, portraits, practical information, infographics and… podcasts! And yes, the spirit of the times is catching up with us, and that suits us well.

Alexis Le Brun opens the ball

So starting this Monday, go to midilibre.fr to meet athletes from the Occitanie region. Who are they ? Why did they choose this or that discipline ? What do the Olympic Games represent ? What memories do they have of them ? Will they cross the Comédie, the Arènes de Nîmes or the Millau Viaduct in the event of a medal ? The athletes confide without restraint.
To get the ball rolling this Monday, January 15, place for the table tennis player Alexis Lebrun. The eldest of the siblings, 20 years old, is one of the great hopes of the discipline alongside his brother, Félix (17 years old).

L’Héraultais, 23rd in the world and licensed by the Nîmes-Montpellier Alliance, continues to progress and will be one of the spearheads of French table tennis in Paris, with his brother, Emmanuel Lebesson or even Simon Gauzy. For them, as for us, the adventure begins. With its share of questions. We await your comments to rectify the situation if necessary.

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– France Télévisions and Canal + 
– Report: Dominique Mercadier and Paul Seidenbinder
– Director: Paul Seidenbinder