Paul El Kharrat took advantage of a question-and-answer session on Instagram to discuss the supremacy of Émilien in The 12 strokes of noon. The former champion refuses to say that the current master of noon is “stronger” than him in Jean-Luc Reichmann's game.
Before the advent of King Emilien, viewers tenderly followed the journey of Paul El Kharrat in The 12 strokes of noon. A strong personality in the history of the front page program, the latter, who appeared on the show between April and October 2019, still remains one of the most emblematic midday masters. And while he leads a brilliant media career, the one we can listen to in The Big Heads on RTL keep looking”occasionally” the game that brought it to life on television. Thus, he did not hold back from giving his opinion on Émilien during a question-and-answer session on Instagram.
“This comparison is unhealthy“: Paul El Kharrat justifies his response on Émilien des 12 shots of noon
As with all the great masters of midday, the dazzling arrival of Émilien on September 25, 2023 demoted Paul El Kharrat. And while most of them admit the “superiority“of Jessica's boyfriend, the young man from Grenoble doesn't see things the same way.”Saying louder serves as a comparison, and the latter, between human beings, is unhealthy. So I answer you, no, it is not stronger“, he indicated. When another of his subscribers asked him if he thought that Émilien's journey would continue, Paul replied that “yes, but everything has an end.”
The 12 strokes of noon: Paul El Kharrat is the only person to have beaten Émilien in the TF1 game
Last July, the show orchestrated by Jean-Luc Reichmann celebrated its 5000th anniversary. On this occasion, the historic host of the game brought together 100 midday masters to determine the identity of the best of them. In this little game, it was Paul El Kharrat who triumphed! The boy recently seen in The Monastery on C8 even defeated Émilien in a thrilling final duel where the outcome came down to the final question of the round. It was he who was crowned Master of Masters and won the trophy so coveted by the 100 greatest former champions.
