Tuisova's good, but there's no world where he outclasses Lomu. Lomu was a legend.

In rugby...you need to run like wide receiver, tackle like a line backer and have passing skills like a basketball player.  Its a complete athlete package. Man i love his game!

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#2 on the list (Jonah Lomu) was the baddest man I've seen play rugby. He was basically the size of Rob Gronkowski, but faster (some sources say he ran an 11.2 second 100 meter dash), which is freakish at that size. I would believe it based on what I see. He was also much larger than most for the position he played. An absolute New Zealand legend and icon of the sport.

Jonah lomu was the ultimate beast to me , once he got going you couldn't stop him 🏉

A south African Rugby player once described tacking Jonah Lomu as like tackling a rhinoceros. He will forever be in our hearts

and of course the great Jonah Lomu....a true gentleman of NZ rugby....he left us too soon...rest in peace brother...

The n°2 is the GOAT of rugby.

RIP  Lomu.
The best of the best. A BEAST

The amazing thing about #2 is he played in the 90's and his players is still relavant to modern day rugby, he is and always will be the GOAT.

Lomu for me was the most formidable rugby player ever, his size plus speed equals danger. RIP Lomu.

All great rugby players, but only one GOAT..Lomu. RIP Brother

Love it when Americans react to rugby lol..... Rugby hits till I die next...

All comments are about Jonah..wow what a legend

#2 on here, Jonah Lomu (RIP), deserves his own reaction, man was an absolute beast of a player - memorial service something to watch as well, though not before learning about what the haka is.

Tuilagi is a wrecking ball and clearly enjoys his work like a dog in a puddle. Lomu will forever be the GOAT in my eyes. He was a hero in and for the sport, whose name most people in Rugby playing nations knew. It wasn't so much 'New Zealand have beaten us' that the newsreader would start with as 'and [insert nation here] failed today to contain Jonah Lomu, they lost by 23 points and we are waiting to hear about the 3 players who are in hospital for precautionary measures, although Dave's punctured lung likely puts him out for the season...'. He wasn't brutal, people just hurt themselves trying to stop him. Some real life Happy Gilmore sh!t

I remember seeing Lomu at my son's North Harbour school rugby tournament over here in Auckland New Zealand (He was there as a guest rugby player to encourage the kids and offer his advice and sign autographs to inspire them) and he was going home after a long day doing autographs etc and I called out to him and he came back to me and signed an autograph for my young son at the time and he did it with a smile on his face and as a gentleman. Most would have probably been grumpy and reluctantly signed or just said no because they were off home after a very long day, but not Jonah. He always had time! Great guy and a legend of rugby. RIP big man.

School rugby is also brutal.  I broke my nose when tackling a player and my collarbone broken when I tackled another.  My team mate became an English international.  We played his rival at another school.  He broke his leg to ensure he would not be available to be selected.
Over a number of years, strength and bulk was increased.  Currently several retired players are suffering from dementia from head shocks.  They are suing the league for compensation.

To give some context on impact on the sport ( pun intended) Jonah Lomu with his size, speed, agility and aggression  changed rugby forever. He was the complete package and every international team  started looking for huge , fast physical players,  usually but not exclusively of Polynesian descent. The genetics of these remarkable peoples is incredible,  combined with an unmatchable warrior spirit and you have the ideal rugby player.   I served with some Fijian lads, just the nicest blokes and very good soldiers.

Watch Lomu funeral to understand the love for this legend. I’m South African and this guy inspires me still

Jonah Lomu r.i.p came on the international scene in the early 90’s, he was an all black ( New Zealand) I think he changed the game of rugby, before him we (the rest of the world) had never played against someone of his size with his pace. He absolutely smashed players and will forever be an icon of rugby. The game has changed a lot since lomu, it’s a faster game with a lot of play out on the wing and I think alot of today’s professionals would of pretended to be lomu on the school field.

Jonah Lomu (#2) is the greatest Rugby winger of all time. If he got 3 clear steps he became literally unstoppable. Huge, fast, strong, clever, agile, the lot. Watched him play many times. None come close.