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Maradona of Rugby! He was IMPOSSIBLE to stop! | Jonah Lomu | Rugby Reaction

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Maradona of Rugby! He was IMPOSSIBLE to stop! | Jonah Lomu | Rugby Reaction

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20 Comments

@user-pw7el5qu2d 3 years ago

Australia would have loved to claim Jonah Lomu as our own, but we were too busy nursing our bruises as New Zealand romped home with him on the wing

@jacksmalling4265 3 years ago

Its rare i say this but he was/is Royalty. A top top top class athlete, legends never die. RIP

@jaydenlewis1489 3 years ago

Lomu was 1.96m and 120kg. The most impressive part is he ran 100 metres in 10.8 seconds. The people he comes up against in this video are all international players. Nobody was bad, he was just insane.

The sport with the helmets and padding is American football or NFL. This sport is rugby. I won’t go over the differences because there’s too many.

@YallNotWhite_YourPINK 3 years ago

He played for new zealand

@williamho1976 2 years ago (edited)

He is not from Australia. He was born in New Zealand of Tongan origin. He plays for the New Zealand All Blacks.

@TheRedPeril 3 years ago

6ft 5. 280lb and can run sub 11. Nothing is stopping him!

@troyrarehale2517 3 years ago

In Rugby the try scorer is only as good as the players around him, but in rugby there is also individual brilliance creating try's from nothing. New Zealand just happens to have an endless supply of brilliant players, must be in the water.

@NevilleMacara 3 years ago

He was 6 5" and 280 pounds...

@merlin5420 3 years ago

He’s Australian ….the biggest insult you could call any Kiwi!! 😂😂😂

@Rinzz492 3 years ago

Jonah Lomu is Tongan by birth but was born n raised in New Zealand so ended up playing his entire international career for the NZ All Blacks

@stevetokeley6542 2 years ago

A legend.Freared,respected and revered by all.Sorely missed.😪

@clarkkent6913 3 years ago

Lomu played for New Zealand All Blacks NOT Australia

@MrWillt100 3 years ago

Is New Zealand sounding like Australia. Mm maybe it does. But no he is from New Zealand I think they mention it now and again and he's playing in the worlds winingest team in the history of sport.

@bengutsell 2 years ago

They literally say in the vid where he came from and what country he was playing for 😂😂

@Jeff-yb6rz 2 years ago

How to get on bad side of a country,call a new Zealander a Australian 😮

@waltercooper8493 2 years ago

He was like having a Jordan on your team. There has never been another like him and I don't think there ever will be another. He was fast and much much stronger he could do what others could never do. RIP 11

@frankoconnor806 3 years ago

He was tall, fast, nibble and strong.

@sabinasabina2010 3 years ago

The lady, "Is he so good or others not so good," The clue is the clips are from the WORLD CUP. In the World Cup the countries pick who they think are the best players not some average player. So the players are good but he was great.

@jaydenlewis1489 3 years ago

The only rule is that you can’t tackle someone over the shoulders or someone that is in the air catching a ball. You have to wait until they’re on the ground. When you have the ball you can do whatever you want to the opposition pretty much. I guess you just can’t elbow the opposition in the face.