FIRST TIME WATCHING | Top 10 GENETIC FREAKS Of Rugby | The Ultimate BEAST MODE ATHLETES | REACTION!

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• WA

  @WalkinHislightdaily · 3 years ago

  Jonah rest in peace. The greatest who ever played the game in his position.<br>The size of him playing wing was unnatural coming in the professional era was unseen back then.

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• GI

  @gibbopg · 3 years ago (edited)

  Jonah Lomu was the greatest rugby beast of them all. Big and fast! &nbsp;RIP Jonah!

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• ES

  @esof55 · 3 years ago

  Jona Lomu, the guy that you said makes it look easy, is probably considered the best to ever play the game. you got a good eye lol

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• AN

  @anthonyvero4648 · 3 years ago

  Just imagine if Jonah Lomu never had that kidney illness and was playing to his full potential? For years Jonah was only playing around 70%

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• WI

  @willinnewhaven3285 · 3 years ago

  When Jonah Lomu died, at forty, an IRISH newspaper had a black frame with his face as the whole front page. A newspaper in another <i>hemisphere</i>

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• TH

  @TheClunkingFist · 3 years ago

  When Jonah came on the scene, rugby players didn&apos;t get paid at all. He drew so much attention to the game, it reinforced the need to take it professional. This happened in 1996. The first Rugby World Cup was in 1987... Then another in 1991. Imagine going to a weeks long tournamennt and not getting paid. Rugby was always a game played for love. It still is, but there is now a pathway to a career in it.

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• SE

  @sergiotamasi1981 · 3 years ago

  Jonah is considered Rugby&apos;s 1st global superstar. Humble boy from the South Side of Auckland.

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• CH

  @chozen1257 · 3 years ago

  Jonah definitely should be number 1 1000%

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• SC

  @scrum5atk1 · 3 years ago

  Jonah Lomu &nbsp;was a god,<br>The first really big winger who could &nbsp;step as well as run., made his world cup debut &nbsp;in 95,<br>There is a &nbsp;ps2,ps2 compatible &nbsp;game with his name on it,

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• TR

  @trupahesqwire6734 · 3 years ago

  RIP Jonah Lomu Thank You for ALL THE Memories. Miss You Love You My Brother.

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• HA

  @haynesconnect2081 · 3 years ago

  Its not just the weight and speed but alot of Pacific Islanders are rock solid and literally feel like tackling a tree

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• ST

  @stanedgie5910 · 3 years ago

  even as a proud south african supporter of the Springboks, i was always terrified, and excited when i watched Jonah Lomu play. He changed the way rugby was played forever, speed, power, agility and fitness. Truly a gentle giant for NZ. Rest in peace Jonah.

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