Marcus Chamat Marcus Chamat Marcus Chamat (pronounced "shuh-mat") (born 6 May 1975, in Borlange, Sweden) is a professional eight-ball and nine-ball pool player. And while his physical stature is on the shorter side (5'4", 163 cm) he is tall on personality and drive, earning him the nickname "Little Napoleon" by his friends and foes alike. He is also a co-owner of Interpool Club in Gävle, Sweden which is on the East coast of the country. He plays on the International Pool Tour and has represented Team Europe at the Mosconi Cup five times. His highest-profile title win was the World Summit of
Sport in South Africa and 400 metres; and swimmer Natalie du Toit, who became the first amputee to compete in swimming at the (able-bodied) Olympics in 2008. South Africa's national sporting colours are green, gold and white. The protea is the national emblem worn by South Africans representing their country in sport. The national men's rugby union team is nicknamed the "Springboks", while the national men's cricket team is known as the "Proteas". Sport in South Africa South Africans have a passionate following, although they remain divided along ethnic lines. Football, cricket and rugby are the most popular sports. Rugby union has traditionally been