🐐 The late GREAT Jonah Lomu ❤️ 

Like when Joost tackled him in the 1995 world cup

@@Deadly___Hamster oh well he tackled him, that's why that tackle was so memorable, because he tackled jonah lomu

He was only ever able to play at 70% capacity at the most when he was at his healthiest so if only a few could stop him at 70% a 100% would be a whole different ball game

@@jefftard9282Lol. Where do you get these figures? Lomu always gave his all. He was one of the best ever seen but saying he only ever performed at 70% is a lie. You don’t get that mass moving at that speed without immense effort.

Fuuh ada geng😂👍

He was amazing. I'm English but I named my son after him, after having lived in NZ. My son ow plays rugby and wants to play on the wing.

Mike Catt still laughs about being run over multiple times, I think he wears it as a badge of honor

Humility in it's highest range Jonah was never one to showboat He was a gentle humble man Rest in Paradise....U R Missed Aroha from Aotearoa ✌

Especially Tony Underwood. During the week before the 1995 RWC Semi-Final, Underwood spouted to anyone who would listen that he was going to show Lomu how to be a wing. My thought was that Underwood was going to find that difficult when lying flat on his face, watching Lomu run away from him. Which is exactly what happened

You muet be Welsh....

As I write this, there are 3 'dislikes'. Probably Mike Catt, Will Carling and Rory Underwood.

south africans

N O I C E

Firstly, RIP Jonah, you were special ... unfortunately the embarrassing commentary @ 6:09 is from a Kiwi, Keith Quinn.

Maradona was a cheat ("The hand of God"). Lomu wasn't. No matter how much the soccer world might mourn Maradona, for me, that one act condemns him.

Yeah they were robbed the final against South Africa though. Should have been one for him.

Yeah, they're enjoying the Lomu show from the front seats, but remember that France won this game :D

Correct

Also didn't score against Wales. For some reason people don't care as much. Or is it South Africans are far too proud about stopping him and letting Cullen and Wilson walk all over them?

@@zaneberge4974 Thats a solid yes 👍

@@SuperDjred1 wasn't there also a report by South African Rugby Management person who said that New Zealand team was actually given poison the night before in their dinner because they wanted to make sure that the Sprinkboks win the game to impress Nelson Mandella and that some of the staff and players were paid to try and stop Lomu at any cost? If that is the case, then the Springboks were nothing more that cheats and should have had the cup taken from them..

Yeah but while he wasn't scoring any tries, he was drawing in all the defence so Cullen and Wilson scored plenty of tries. Barely says anything about his talent. Just suggests South Africa changed their defencive plan to mainly focus on lomu. And there's no proof he did roids. He had a genetic disease. Not a side effect. Slandering a dead man who was arguably the greatest rugby player who helped transform the game is kinda pathetic

He had the kidney issue during high school he just hid it well until he could no longer hide it. Unfortunately it's a common disease for Islanders and many Tongans get it. My dad even died from the same thing, definitely not drug related. So if your going to slander someone at least sight some facts smh.

every game NZ played with south africa, there wasn't much tries.

never scored against wales aswell. i guess both of those teams were stupid enough to fall for the bait. Jonah lomu drawing the attention while cullen and wilson run all ofver them

Steroids? Bollocks. Sounds like sour grapes to me.

Looks like the All blacks have read the springboks like a book for the last 24 years.

Indeed, because they shop in the adjoining islands for stars, while the Springboks have to battle the ANC's race quotas as well. Up to 1994 when the current government took over, the winning margin for Springboks-All Blacks was 60/40!

Thanks for the contribution from the apartheid era!

@@canadiancontent352 Stay on topic and address the facts

@@bernardkhellberg9760 fact SA just won the RWC after years of programs encouraging inclusion and truly harnessing their country's human resource potential