Earvin N'Gapeth is a French volleyball player known for his remarkable career in professional volleyball. He started his professional career in 2008-09 with Tours VB, where he won the Pro A League. Later, he moved to Italy's Cuneo Piemonte and reached the final of the CEV Europe League. N'Gapeth won several titles with Modena, including the 2014-15 Italian Cup and the 2015-16 Italian Championship, Italian Cup, and Italian Supercup. In 2016, he joined Zenit Kazan with a two-year contract.

N'Gapeth's international career started in 2011 when he played for France at the European Championship. He was expelled from the national team on disciplinary grounds during the 2010 World Championship but returned to the team the following year. He played at the World Championship 2014 held in Poland, where France lost the match for the bronze medal. N'Gapeth was one of the key players in the 2015 World League championship campaign, and on October 18, 2015, he achieved the title of the European Champion 2015 with France. In 2017, he was selected as the Most Valuable Player of the FIVB World League and won the gold medal with France.

Although N'Gapeth has been in the news for legal issues such as his suspension for a fight in a nightclub and an assault on a TGV train ticket inspector, his career in volleyball has been remarkable. He is known for his extraordinary skills on the court and his contribution to the French national team's success. His agility, precise shots, and excellent defense make him one of the best volleyball players in the world.

N'Gapeth's best plays include his remarkable serve, his ability to convert difficult shots, and his excellent teamwork with his teammates. His contribution to his team's success is invaluable, and his fans eagerly await his every move on the court. Despite the legal issues he has faced, N'Gapeth's career in volleyball continues to inspire young players to aim for excellence and achieve their dreams.