At just 18 years old, Enzo became this Sunday, May 22 the third greatest champion in the history of the Grand Slam. While his prize pool has reached 100,000 euros, find out who this extraordinary teenager is.
Enzo made Grand Slam history. This Sunday, May 22, this teenager of just 18 years old won a new number of the game show broadcast daily on France at the end of the afternoon. As a reminder, the concept is taken from the famous arrow words. Each match opposes a champion to two challengers during several grids where the words are to be found according to the definitions given by the presenter, Cyril Feraud. Sunday broadcast, the Grand Slam is the version where former candidates compete to win a prize pool and try to take the place of the champion in the running.
And in this little game there, one candidate stands out from its competitors: Enzo. Although he is only 18 years old, his age difference with some of his opponents does not prevent him from being ruthless, thanks to his extraordinary alertness. “Fbeing part of the elite of Slam is a source of pride. I watched the show daily. I said to myself that, as soon as I was 18, I would register”, testified this great budding champion.
Enzo has increased his kitty to … 101,000 euros!
Because Enzo has entered the history of the game of France Television by increasing his winnings to 101,000 euros in order to become Slam’s third greatest champion. With an intelligence quotient of 148, the business and administration management student once again impressed viewers this Sunday, May 22. As well as Cyril Féraud: “Enzo from the height of his 18 years and his 17 games, he exceeded the bar of 100,000 euros and reached 101,000 euros!”.
His parents, very proud of their offspring, went to congratulate him directly on the set: “We are very proud of him, we did not expect him to go so far”. He only has Francis (137,000 euros) and Arthur (158,000 euros) left to seek to enter the legend.
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Enzo – The Grand Slam
This Sunday, May 22, this teenager of just 18 years old won a new number of the game show broadcast daily on France at the end of the afternoon.
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Enzo – The Grand Slam
As a reminder, the concept is taken from the famous arrow words. Each match opposes a champion to two challengers during several grids where the words are to be found according to the definitions given by the presenter, Cyril Féraud.
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Enzo – The Grand Slam
Sunday broadcast, the Grand Slam is the version where former candidates compete to win a prize pool and try to take the place of the champion in the running.
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Enzo – The Grand Slam
And in this little game, one candidate stands out from its competitors: Enzo.
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7/12 –
Enzo – The Grand Slam
Although he is only 18 years old, his age difference with some of his opponents does not prevent him from being ruthless, thanks to his extraordinary alertness.
© Screenshot France 3
8/12 –
Enzo – The Grand Slam
“Being part of the elite of Slam is a source of pride. I watched the show daily. I told myself that, as soon as I was 18, I would register”, testified this great budding champion.
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9/12 –
Enzo – The Grand Slam
Because Enzo entered the history of the game of France Television by raising his winnings to 101,000 euros in order to become the third greatest champion of Slam.
© Screenshot France 3
10/12 –
Enzo – The Grand Slam
With an intelligence quotient of 148, the business and administration management student once again impressed viewers this Sunday, May 22.
© Screenshot France 3
11/12 –
Enzo – The Grand Slam
As well as Cyril Féraud: “Enzo from the top of his 18 years and his 17 games, he exceeded the bar of 100,000 euros and reached 101,000 euros!”.
© Screenshot France 3
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Enzo – The Grand Slam
His parents, very proud of their offspring, went to congratulate him directly on the set: “We are very proud of him, we did not expect him to go so far”.