The WTT Champions tournament returns to Montpellier from 27 October to 1 November 2026, with the eagerly awaited presence of Alexis and Félix Lebrun in front of their home crowd.
Four years after its debut in the Hérault department, the WTT Champions sets up camp once again in Montpellier for a week dedicated to top-level table tennis. The competition will run from Tuesday 27 October to Sunday 1 November 2026, and it takes its place on the calendar of the discipline's major global showpieces.
The main storyline of this edition remains the presence of Alexis and Félix Lebrun, two brothers originally from the city. Both players will compete in their hometown, a context that generates particular interest among the local public and the sport's enthusiasts. Their participation constitutes one of the week's major points of attention.
On the sporting side, the WTT Champions brings together a strong field of players and women's players ranked among the best in the world. The knockout format gives every match immediate stakes and leaves little room for error. Predictions will depend in particular on current form, past head-to-head records and the participants' ability to adapt to playing conditions.
The week's schedule spans several days, with qualifying phases followed by the decisive rounds at the end of the tournament. Spectators can follow the matches on site, while television broadcasts will allow viewers to follow the most important clashes. Exact broadcast times should be checked with the official broadcasters before each day of play.
As the tournament returns after two previous editions, the organisers are counting on local enthusiasm and the event's international visibility. For devotees and casual fans alike, Montpellier is set to host a week in which table tennis takes center stage.
The main storyline of this edition remains the presence of Alexis and Félix Lebrun, two brothers originally from the city. Both players will compete in their hometown, a context that generates particular interest among the local public and the sport's enthusiasts. Their participation constitutes one of the week's major points of attention.
On the sporting side, the WTT Champions brings together a strong field of players and women's players ranked among the best in the world. The knockout format gives every match immediate stakes and leaves little room for error. Predictions will depend in particular on current form, past head-to-head records and the participants' ability to adapt to playing conditions.
The week's schedule spans several days, with qualifying phases followed by the decisive rounds at the end of the tournament. Spectators can follow the matches on site, while television broadcasts will allow viewers to follow the most important clashes. Exact broadcast times should be checked with the official broadcasters before each day of play.
As the tournament returns after two previous editions, the organisers are counting on local enthusiasm and the event's international visibility. For devotees and casual fans alike, Montpellier is set to host a week in which table tennis takes center stage.
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Source: Ouest-France