The Cameroonian national table tennis team is preparing for a major new competition: the 9th Francophone Games. This major event will bring together more than 3,000 athletes and artists from different French-speaking countries in Kinshasa, from July 28 to August 6.
In this delegation, there is a promising talent: Ylane Batix, table tennis player from Montpellier table tennis. Originally from France but proud to represent Cameroon, Ylane Batix sees this competition as an opportunity to make his country shine and achieve the best performance of his career.
Asked about the reception conditions and his physical and mental preparation, Ylane Batix is confident and determined. He assures that he was warmly welcomed in Kinshasa and did not encounter any problem in terms of housing and accommodation. On the sporting level, he claims to be in top form and ready to face any opponent to defend the colors of Cameroon.
Known for his atypical style of play putting his opponents in difficulty, Ylane Batix is not afraid of any table tennis player or country participating in these Francophone Games. His goal is clear: to achieve a remarkable performance and bring honor to his country.
Remember that this event combines both sporting and cultural events, putting in competition athletes and artists from some forty French-speaking countries. The opening ceremony will be open to the public free of charge, thus demonstrating the importance of sharing these moments of celebration and promotion of the Francophonie.
All eyes will therefore be on Ylane Batix and the Cameroonian table tennis team during these 9th Francophone Games, in the hope of seeing exceptional performances and experiencing moments of pride for sport and Francophone culture