Congrats to Alexis. This is akin to like Lin Shidong beating FZD at the Chinese National TT Finals yeah?Lebrun absolutely destroyed Gauzy. Some say Gauzy seemed to be injured at his shoulder, but i don't really think it mattered that much
Thought I can add a bit on LinBelow is my personal commentary:
Once in a while a young player emerges and make TT world exciting bringing in a new and fresh style to the world of TT. We have had:
2. Lin Yunju. Is the absolute opposite of Harimoto. He exudes a calm style. Almost tai-chi like graceful movement, using whippy motion of his long and slender arms, like those of willow branches swaying in the breeze. To me, LYJ exudes a Samsonov'ish traits, i.e., easy going with no pressure kind of player. LYJ has also won veteran players like ML & FZD.
He definitely is really good. I think hos younger brother always was considered more talented and might still end up being better but alexis made a big jump in performance and for now has overtaken his brother.
Fact is Alexis had to struggle with teen growth issues resulting in many injuries, thats why we've seen a lot more of Félix performing in the late 2 years. Also he had to stop TT practice for some times because he was affected by covid. Important fact to know too: Alexis has never been defeated by his younger brother, last year in the junior U19 french championship Alexis has won 4-1, same score so.
jetlagging Gauzy and Cassin *Gauzy trains a lot with Cassin so he drain's his stamina and when you want to open your training partner the mind is really tired* vs Lebrun who is young cat and I know he is young cat good young cat.
and I saw new hero A. Lebrun who throws his racket and cries like small kid when he loose with back broken, only blocking Anders Lind.
that was pleasure just enjoing his frustration like listening Marvin Gaye's classic staff on vinyl.
sorry I was drunk but yeah a lot, real talk
That's why drunk people should not be allowed to express themselves. As I've mentioned, Alexis had to struggle with teen growth issues and indeed his back was suffering a lot, making fun of this is purely being a douche.
Am I making fun of any player I don't like being injured ? no, no player wants to win against an injured one. Also the fact you're searching for excuses for Gauzy "underperforming" is not wise at all. I mean... there's only 5 hours lag between Lima and Cesson-Sévigné...
Come on man, stop being that idiot...