David Kahn, president of Paris Basket, recently voiced his concerns about the Betclic Élite, the top-tier professional basketball league in France. He criticized the league's format, suggesting that it may not be the most appealing way to structure the competition. During his comments, Kahn referenced Boulazac, a town in the Dordogne region, as an example of a place that lacks the charm or appeal he associates with more attractive cities. The Dordogne-based club, which is based in Boulazac, did not take Kahn’s remarks lightly. On Tuesday, September 22, the club issued a formal statement in response, using a tone filled with irony to address the president’s comments. The statement was clearly meant to highlight the perceived arrogance in Kahn’s remarks and to defend the town and club’s reputation. Kahn’s criticism has sparked a broader conversation about the structure and competitiveness of the French basketball league. While the Betclic Élite has been successful in bringing professional basketball to a wider audience, questions about its format and the balance between teams have long been debated among fans and officials alike. The exchange between Kahn and the Dordogne club underscores the sometimes tense relationships between club leaders in professional sports. As the season progresses, the impact of such discussions on league dynamics and fan engagement will be closely watched.