He began playing table tennis at age 10. His journey started in Orchies, France, where he was introduced to the sport by a friend. He felt comfortable playing table tennis and decided to pursue it seriously. His father’s involvement in the sport also played a role in his early development.

Education and Club Affiliation

He is currently studying Environmental Engineering at the University of Tours in France. Balancing academics and sports, he plays for TT Joue-les-Tours club under the guidance of coach Claude Bard. His right-handed play style has been honed over years of practice and dedication.

Memorable Achievements

One of his most memorable achievements is winning bronze in the men's class 8 team event at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo. This accomplishment stands out as a significant milestone in his career.

Philosophy and Future Ambitions

He lives by the philosophy, "If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together." This mindset reflects his approach to both sports and life. Looking ahead, he aims to compete at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. Beyond sports, he aspires to become an urban engineer.

His journey from discovering table tennis at a young age to achieving success on an international stage is inspiring. Balancing his academic pursuits with his sporting career showcases his dedication and determination.