Les 12 coups de midi (TF1): Who is the big winner of the master fight?

Saturday, July 9, after two weeks of fighting between 56 noon masters, we were finally able to find out who was the big winner. During the first bonus on July 2, it was Xavier who punished the rest of his opponents. The day before yesterday, the latter found himself facing Eric for the final fight. In the program? The two teams headed by Amel Bent and Keen’V faced off.

“Not that I’m going to let them win”

Xavier a few days ago Tele-Leisure : “Looking at my performance in the Masters’ challenge, I guess most of them hoped not to turn against me (…) It’s flattering that people think so, but it doesn’t have to be won in advance” . In a new interview with our colleagues, Jean-Luc Reichmann warmly reacted to his victory on the show. We were surprised that Eric played this finale on the buzzer. Another unexpected innovation! Completing these two weeks of anniversary 12 strokes noon On that note, it was really funny,” said Xavier first.

And to continue: “7th in total and 5th in a row! That’s an impressive number, I’m proud to have won so much. I’m not here to search for records, just a trick among others. But I’m still very happy that I won, I’m not tired. I would have been very happy if Eric had won, as I would have won for Bruno, Paul, Léo, Timothée… There are many among them who deserve to be named on the Combat des maîtres winners list, but that’s it. That doesn’t mean I’m going to let them win.

The young father came to the conclusion that this victory was his feature this time. “I would like to add that there is additional satisfaction as it has been 12 years and that we have achieved the 10 years we celebrated in the COVID era. “There was a real opportunity to do a big barnum there with lots of nominations and more performances,” he said. And to add with a humorous twist: “I was so happy to bring a new mug to my little princess. Even if it had absolutely nothing to do with it.

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