Alesana Tuilagi smashing people for 3 minutes 42seconds 

There's rules on how to tackle/takedown in rugby. American football, not so much. It can't be a malicious take down like tripping the legs or a slam, etc. I read a many times that tackling in American football is more violent.

@@vugu yeah American football players throw caution to wind most of time. Although the rules are changing to make it safer

American football is easier to use the head because of helmet,paddings etc. Rugby needs good form to avoid injury

we dont use body armor here

@@alexham28 the rules they imply is so you don't seriously cripple someone. Like hard tackle of the legs and head. No body slam etc. Everything else you can crash full force. You can't tackle full force in rugby and they have to be more care and specific on how they tackle.

@M what a shame.

@M soft ass sport lol

@@BopUkid bruh you think getting brain damage is tough?

wish I had Alesana Tuilagi's strength and all

@@i_know_it2231 lol what? Stop bro 😂

Cool

Lol that’s mad can’t say imagine seeing man out n about

Nice to hear😊

That's the beauty of tall he island boys I know.... they are the nicest people. Gentle, humble, polite and very spiritual. On the field, however..... they will knock your soul right out your squeaker.... but shake your hand after the game, and thank you for playing!

Didnt need to be rude 😂 everyone is nice to him...guess why 😂

@M sport full of sissies 😂

1'13 the tie of a garb...ge. This kind of action can be deadly and should result in a lifetime disqualification !!!!

Monsters. No apostrophe.

That's what we call a business decision.

It's not just size, it's his power, he accelerates like a winger making him obscene to tackle. Reminds me, in a different code, of the young Mal Meninga.

😂😂😂

@Slo Mo hahaha thanks man. Those fast & big guys were definitely scary to tackle! I had a guy like that on my team who would legit get angry at me for not tackling him in practice. I would line up the tackle and then let him pass at the last second(only if he was going full speed) and he'd bitch me out in front of the whole team. But I was always like, bro, you're going to kill me! But I never slacked in a game, I'd go 110% at those guys, cus greater mass+ speed = winning the collision. There was no half-assing it, all or nothing.

@@jiggzstarr Lol yes! And that's how I managed to do 2 full seasons, playing all game with 0 injuries(other than1 bloody nose).

The fun fact; there are six brothers of Tuilagi's. They all look alike and all played for Samoa or other national teams and other local clubs. Here is quite a few Tuilagis in this video.

What a rugby player. The power of Lomu, the tackle of Lima, the dexterity of Walter Little. One of the very best.

He's 110kg of muscle. That's big.

What a Ass hole kneeing player in the solar plexus you can kill a person like that but not straight away could be hours or even days later.

He slick looked like Earl Campbell out there running thru people

Hard tackling is fine but when you add a forearm smash to the throat into the mix then it becomes dirty playing.

hahahha

Did you really hear that! AHAHAHAH! Not a flex

@@charleyjr.iriarte7428 Yes I really heard it. Was at Murrayfield, Edinburgh. 🙂

@@aliwhitwell Mate! See you one day! Bless!

He just runs right through them.

That was over Shane Horgan who was not a small man, 6'3" and about 2 25 lbs.

Historical Fact: Rugby was appropriated from a traditional combat sport played by Indigenous North American Native Americans using a deer hide ball. It's still played by Euchi and Shawnee tribal members in bare feet and no protective gear. The game was appropriated by Europeans as well as by Euro-Americans and modified, just as Lacross was also appropriated from an Indigenous Native American war game, and spread across the globe by Europeans. American tackle football evolved from Rugby. But it all originates with an Indigenous Native North American war game.

@@SoldierAndrew no, it didn't. Americans, native or not, were and always will be a soft society. Rugby was not invented by native Americans.

NFL is a hole different talent. It takes massive balls to want to play american football. Look at the wide receivers, running full pass down the field trying to catch a ball in flight while someone is trying to stop you or running full pass themselves wanting to take that ball away from you any means necessary, whether it be rip or or smash you so you drop it, they also have to get two feet down in bounds for it to be a completed catch. The running backs, first they have to make it through a gab, get past on average 6'2 to 6'6 300lbs + men, then make it past linebackers that are around 230 - 250lbs & just as fast, then they have the safeties who are like torpedoes at times, who are around 180 - 220 lbs & most of the time faster then the RB. The hate american football gets its rubbish. There's very few rugby players like Tuilagi, Jonah Lomu, Va'aiga Tuigamala, their the only three I can think off. Rugby is no where near as violent as it use to be.

@@leporoso1986 facts dont care about your feelings mate.

@@juvedoo99 not my feelings, it's a historical fact. I'm sorry I hurt your feelings by stating these facts.

1'13 the tie of a garb...ge. This kind of action can be deadly and should result in a lifetime disqualification !!!!

Its a better version of "American Football." imo

It’s kind of an insane version of American football, but I like it!

@@yyz4761 American football is the spineless version of rugby

@@user295. i mean not rly lol

It's American football but without armor and with more violence.

Damn I tried to make it 77p my bad mate!

Nah mate it’s 4k for me you must just have 144p eyes

😂😂😂

@@VR46314 yup and a potato phone

Nah the bo jackson of rugby was a guy named “Jonah lomu”

1'13 the tie of a garb...ge. This kind of action can be deadly and should result in a lifetime disqualification !!!!

Was there a backstory?

@@sharifela7993 nah Manu was just a savage

@@lidgie123 fair enough!!

He is a wanker 😂 kiaora cuzzy

Some of them were reds but my god, a lot were on the money

I was thinking the same thing. He almost always took his knee up and smashed it in them face/stomach

The best kind...

@@matthieuschmitter6676 calm down fella. He's not a dirty player, he's just a brute. That's how they play. Blame the refs for not calling penalties, not him for putting his body on the line for his teammates and countrymen.

@@matthieuschmitter6676 pansies like you that have made this game soft

your high as hell.......yea this looks like it hurts, but it does not (at least that much) i used to play tackle football without pads thats all this is, and i never got hit as hard as i did with i played real football WITH pads..........because you as the player getting hit does not want to hurt yourself, and having no pads makes you pull up a bit, this is why the nfl is always got problems with injuries and what not, im sure it happens in rugby but its prob not all that bad

there have been a few rugby players who had highlights like this guy and tried the NFL and couldnt even make the practice squad.

@@MrSionele oh wow thats crazy.

@@MrSionele Okay name 3 well known ones that tried it out?

@@MrSionele name them please.

Ye and we think NFL are bad MFers they don't have shit on rugby no pads

Rugby is great, the Pacific islanders have some BIG boys, but you got to see some of the little guys EAT them for lunch. Rugby is a great sport, easy to understand - a gentlemans game. Aggressive on the field, leave it there, have a beer with the oppoents afterwards - that's the ideology.

Yup he's badass and aint no one perfect niether....

He just works harder aye. 🤣🤣

sure he does! but to him that's like a mosquito bite - meh!

And people try to say it's less dangerous than American football.

Illegal nowadays, but rugby was more lenient then, before they got sued by the players assoication

Rugby rules were more lenient back then, but now tackling rules is slowly turning into soccer rules. Sad for the sport.

At that point it was pretty clear the ball was going out, and the other player didn't make an attempt at a last minute save, but rather a last minute whack, under the cover of a last minute attempt. It's nothing that anyone is going to get too bothered about, but a revenge shot seems reasonable.

@@itsthestorkman6440 Thanks! That cleared things up.

Ball was out meaning you cant do anything unless you ask for trouble and sure he got it 😂

1'13 the tie of a garb...ge. This kind of action can be deadly and should result in a lifetime disqualification !!!!

times have changed the world was less soft back then.

@@malcolmoluwasanmi6398 exactly rugby bout to turn to flag belt I swear

that was actually an illegal hit for safety purposes obviously several of his hits are borderline illegal dropping shoulder to make contact with head, spear tackling that dude mid air is illegal. He isnt the cleanest of players in all honesty.

clothes, not close.

dude's. Possessive.

@@eddieperez7034yep agreed.

Most of them illegal too and warrant yellow/red card 😂😂

Dont see why attempted murder is awesome

@@samrock8047 I don't give a fuck what you see.

Awesome? Go and GAG on something.

You can't touch the ball with your hands in football.

is funny cause they barely touch the ball with their feet, mostly hands oposite to actual Football. plus if u like men on top of men thats on you but not my taste.

Tout à fait d’accord - j’aurais dit sans cerveau parfois / 90%de placages avec l’épaule, il mérite jaune en quasi permanence

Exact

Et des plaquages très limite

i never met Jesus, but i'll take your word for it

he wouldn't.

He’d probably get bored lol

And we're supposed to be impressed when half of these are yellow/red card infringements 😂😂

Its just poor tackle technique on display and they should get lower and tackle at the ankles against a man of his size and power. For him, all players are taught to tuck up and protect themselves when ball carrying, its not your responsibility where the opponent puts their head

@@leonrobinson2053 You know what happens when you try tackle guys like that at the ankles? They lift their knees and you get really KO'ed badly. And I never said it's illegal or don't take responsibility I said it's filthy.

cs you guys have nfl

Is that why he was banned? I think there might have been an elbow in there too, but at normal playback speed seems very harsh to get the ban.

@@daCAT-100mil-Baby Nope. They said he made dangerous contact with his knee, if I remember correctly. Poor tackle technique by the Japan player, that is all. Missed the match v Scotland, which Scotland were VERY lucky to win - genuinely think Tuilagi could’ve been the difference between a very narrow loss and going through to quarter-final stage. Really sticks in the craw for me, to be honest, not a fair way to finish his international career.

@@vonteflon nah he deserved it you cant call it bad tackling when his the right position samoa guys knee aimed for him he didnt try to step away he was aiming for japan's defender in the face or stomach he saw him go down he wouldve felt his knee pummel into his chest but didnt react thats why he deserves the ban hopefully he got removed from the sport to never be able to play again

@@knadyskaingamoa4440 what do you mean right position lmao why does the japanese player put the head on his right side exposing it and his neck to tuilagi's charge?

Are you blind? He brought up the knee on impact. 100% deserved the penalty.

What, while running at fully pace, what a strange observation

@@leonrobinson2053 Lifting it more than he was while running at full speed...

@@argeurasia That might be a fair assessment but he has seconds to react to the impact. If you've played, you know when you've hurt someone, from my perspective, I always feel bad because they, just like me, are there for a laughing and a few beers

@@leonrobinson2053 1. My initial message was ptetty clear. Of course one lifts legs when running. I mentioned it was on purpose (higher than usual). 2. Reaction times are of the order of 0.2 s. Not seconds. He doesn't see players all of a sudden. He sees opponents standing well ahead of time, and he is an experienced player. Reaction times have nothing to do with whether he is lifting his knee higher, and whether it's on purpose to hit with it. 3. How you feel or 'el tercel tiempo' are also irrelevant to the point ('He didn't do it on purpose because he would feel bad?' what), and he might not give a shit. In brief, you misread what is written and then make unjustified assumptions. And by the way, I've played rugby. The question remains: is he hitting players with his knee, and is it on purpose?

@@argeurasia my comment was simple, he is just playing rugby and your assuming his dirty. Some defensive hits are definitely but alot of the players would do better taking a tackling course. Maybe you'd benefit from visiting specsavers

You go tell him that

Rubbish. Only one head tackle in this compilation, the one on De Villiers, who took it like a champ and shook Tuilagi’s hand as he left the field after being sent off. I’m not saying I’d ever want to wear one of these, but most of the tackles here are just pure honest brutality.

@@vonteflon 99% of his tackles on this video are illegal, not one without the shoulder first...really shit player

@@vonteflon The two tackles on Abendanon look like he throws his shoulder into his head. Can't really tell though because there aren't enough pixels.

@@vonteflon brutality rubbish! They’re straight up illegalities! That’s why parents are preventing their kids from playing rugby in schools these days, because we justify this kind of nonsense!

u want him to walk then🤣

@@gabrieltagivakatini6617 lol. nah, but there is nothing brave or tough about raising your knee into someone. He didn't need to, he would have been hard enough to handle as is without intentionally trying to injure someone

@@twik408 just got a massive stride

@@gabrieltagivakatini6617 lol. Right o.....) Either way, glad i never got in his way, I would be still buried in the ground.