Champion 12 frames at noon Since June 27, 23-year-old Floris has been impressing viewers with his diverse knowledge of general culture.
All eyes have been on him since June 27th. New scarecrow 12 frames at noonFloris, 23, impresses spectators as much as he disgusts his opponents. “Becoming the Noon Master is the culmination of many years of revision,” he admits Tele-Leisure.
A job that pays, as the accountant from Charente is currently already topping a prize fund of almost 60,000 euros in winnings and appears to be well on his way to discovering his first mystery star. A wonderful adventure that he lives from the inside, but which he does not follow on television. And for good reason: he doesn’t like to look at himself !
Floris, the current Master of Noon, does not fully recognize himself in 12 strokes of noon
The tennis fan and mythology buff justifies this by saying that in everyday life it is a little “more spectacular and dynamic.” It must be said that in the series, and Jean-Luc Reichmann laughs at this, he seems quite closed off. A temperament that he refutes: “I’m not at all reserved“, he promises.
Like an athlete taking to the field, the young man explains that he is simply very focused when he steps onto the playing field. “It shows that I think more about concentration than about having fun and freeing my mind,” he nevertheless believes.
Floris (THAT 12 frames at noon): The champion reveals the identities of two TF1 candidates who inspired him.
Having fallen in love with the show during ex-champion Hakim’s performance (June 16 – August 19, 2024), Floris was then completely captivated by Paul El Kharrat’s performances in 2019. “I thought you had to be quite old to be cultured. But he was only 19 and very strong,” he explains.
These are the exploits of the current resident of the city. Big heads which made him want to learn something. “I felt I was capable of it. And then, year after year, little by little I learned something,” concludes the man who studies very regularly through online quizzes.