Chongqing, China – Felix Lebrun is riding a wave of momentum. Fresh off a historic victory at the WTT Champions Chongqing, the 19-year-old French table tennis star is now focused on the ITTF Men’s & Women’s World Cup Macao, just two weeks away.

Dominating Performance in Chongqing

Lebrun defeated China’s Wen Ruibo 4-1 in the men’s singles final on Sunday, March 15, 2026. The victory marks the first time a European player has won a singles tournament in China during the WTT era. He relied on his trademark quick-fire attacks to secure the win (news.cn).

The path to the final wasn’t easy. Lebrun overcame tough competition, including victories against Brazil’s Hugo Calderano and Japan’s Sora Matsushima, both in seven sets. He described his resilience, stating, I just kept going. I kept telling myself that I would have chance to turn the tables if I never lost my mind. (news.cn)

A Season of Breakthroughs

This victory builds on a successful Asian campaign for Lebrun, which included a doubles title with his brother Alexis in Singapore. He acknowledges a shift in his game, feeling stronger and more dangerous than ever before. (midilibre.fr)

Lebrun attributes his improved performance to focused physical training, stating, We focused a lot on my physical work, it’s coming together well. (midilibre.fr)

Looking Ahead to Macau

With the World Cup in Macau looming, Lebrun is confident. He acknowledges the challenge posed by world No. 1 Wang Chuqin, but remains determined to tickle him and reach his level. (midilibre.fr)

Lebrun’s recent success has propelled him closer to the world No. 3 ranking, a goal he continues to pursue. He also emphasized the importance of the upcoming World Team Championships in London. (midilibre.fr)

Harimoto Also Shines

In the women’s final, Japan’s Miwa Harimoto, 17, defeated China’s Kuai Man 4-3, avenging a previous loss at the Asian Cup in February. (olympics.com)

FAQ

• Who did Felix Lebrun defeat in the WTT Champions Chongqing final? He defeated Wen Ruibo of China.
• What is Felix Lebrun’s current focus? He is now preparing for the ITTF Men’s & Women’s World Cup Macao.
• Who won the women’s singles title at the WTT Champions Chongqing? Miwa Harimoto of Japan.