Emilien, master of midday for several months, has just made history once again on the 12 coups de midi. This prodigy of the TF1 game show has reached a new peak to the great joy of Jean-Luc Reichmann.
Emilien is a name that is now well known to fans of 12 noon strikes. At 21, the young man has managed to assert himself as one of the greatest midday masters the show has ever known. Since his arrival in the program, September 25, 2023the History student has never ceased to surprise with his general knowledge. With 334 participations to his credit and an impressive prize pool of 1,442,445 euros, He has become an iconic figure in the gameshowing remarkable consistency.
But what makes him an undisputed champion today is this latest feat which has allowed him to reach a symbolic milestone: that of the 1,000 defeated opponents. Every lunchtime, Jessica’s companion faces new competitors, all eager to dethrone him. But, invariably, he surpasses them. This feat, rare in the history of TV games, crowns an already exceptional career.
Emilien: a new feat in Les 12 coups de midi
This Monday, August 26, Jean-Luc Reichmann therefore wanted to salute once again the successor of Bruno Hourcade by making a revelation to one of the latter’s adversaries.You are the 1000th competitor he has faced !”, said the host of 12 noon strikesbefore Emilien reacts to this new record, he, who is the greatest player of TV games in France.
“It’s really crazy and each time, I have more or less time to talk with all the candidates. It’s really an adventure where you meet people.we talk. It’s really great to be able to see all these people”confided the midday master, who once again won the victory. If Emilien continues on this path, he could well set other records that are even more impressive, even unbeatable.. The future will tell us how far Emilien can go, but one thing is certain: he has already made his mark. The 12 strokes of noon.
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