I'm English and every time he played against us he killed us and I loved watching him. What a player, sadly missed.

If this guy was 💯% and didn’t have any kidney disease he would of been something else…he had it the whole time he was playing rugby…he was also Tongan🐐🇹🇴

Coming from a Aussie. When it comes to rugby union and humility as a person there's Jonah Lomu and then there's everybody else. You'd be real hard pressed to find a player or fan from any country that didn't have the highest regard for Jonah as man and a player they broke the mold after him RIP.

Yessir he's the GOAT! He's Tongan lol

When teams fear one person and not the whole team.. GOAT 🐐

He is the reason why rugby has became a professional sport. Rugby players get paid now! RIP Jonah Lomu!

Jonah was one humble dude. I saw him around in South Auckland, at gas stations and the movies. He gave me the time of day to talk to me. He did not hide from his money, he was much beloved and a National Treasure. Because of him, Rugby  went profession as in the early 90's as he had gained interest by many different codes internationally. NZ Rugby could of lost him however he dreamed of being a member of The Most Feared and Respected National Rugby team 'The ABs' or throughout The World known as The All Blacks.

He was rugby's 1st superstar!
He was built like a tank,fast for a man his size & played his heart out every game.
Had the honour of watching him play for the All Blacks (New Zealand) & what a pleasure it was to see him in action!
he was mobbed everytime the game finished.
To top him off,he was the nicest & most humblest guy you'll ever meet.
Always took photos with the fans,& would conversate with you if you ever came across him.
Totally opposite to his indestructible abilities.
His death was felt throughout the Rugby World,& was praised at the highest level by all his opponents & peers.
RIParadise Jonah
A true legend
New Zealand's finest
The Tongan wrecking ball

Thanks for the upload Uso👊🙏

He is still every Tongans hero, to give his all every game and not let anyone know of his kidney disease was heart breaking, how could this beautiful boy be sick. Still naming the kids Jonah to this day in hope they have even a little bit of his strength and humility ❤

Jonah Lomu was diagnosed with a rare and serious kidney condition in 1995. It forced him to quit the game and he had a kidney transplant in 2004, but the organ stopped functioning in 2011.

And... he was, is and forever will be the greatest wing that ever played the game. RIP Lomumotive

No one has ever come close to jonah to this day he was that rare.

Try sebastian chabel also big guy like jonah he looks like a cave man and has big hits! Sure you will like his video!

He’s regarded by many as the greatest 11 of all time. 11 is the left wing and 14 is the right wing. No all time great team is complete without him. He’s probably the most physically dominant rugby player there’s ever been. The highlights of him bumping people off is longer than most people’s career highlights. Freak

Jonah had kidney problems, and played the last few years while he was dialysis .

amazing reaction! he was the GOAT

Watch the new Lomu movie out now

Jonah was a gift given to us from God.

Dallas Cowboys tried signing him as a running back years ago... but his desire to wear the black jersey was to much.

Yes, Jonah was indeed the GOAT. It isn't even close. And the scary part was, the kidney disease that eventually took his life meant he was only playing to about 60 % of his abilities.

Jonah was offered unlimited money to change to NFL. He turned it down. Tackling him was like trying to stop an express train. He died from a heart attack associated with an ongoing kidney problem. He was 40.

Yep...he the Goat...as an Aussie he nailed us every time...R.I.P champ.