Egypt's armless table tennis 'legend' is in a class apart

Egypt's Ibrahim Hamadtou can swing a table tennis racket as well as the next Paralympian, but that's not what makes him a sensation: Hamadtou holds the racket between his teeth. Although he lost in his Paralympic debut, falling to the highly rated British world number four, David Wetherill, and then to Germany's Thomas Rau, the wiry 43-year-old said he was elated. "I'm just happy that I could come from Egypt to be here at the Paralympics and to play against a champion," he told AFP.