In upset, Ian Seidenfeld wins Paralympic table tennis gold
(JTA) - Jewish American Ian Seidenfeld upset the world No. 1 to win gold in table tennis at the Tokyo Paralympics on Saturday, Aug 28. The 20-year-old has now followed the footstep…
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