Rugby's Most Violent Match | Samoa vs All Blacks 2015
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Charles Piutau was and still is a beast.of a player; urgent, physical, skilled
This is the 3rd time Samoa is in the most violent rugby game in history, that says alot about my Uso's
Just got to love the physicality from the islanders. Highly respected in S Africa. I've heard them be called a bunch of coconuts before but they simply genetically designed for playing rugby.
Of course the saffa brings up race and genetics
@@Nieljoyceniel By far they are some of the best rugby players in the world, shame is that racist. If you think that's racist then go back under your rock, wear your pronoun on your shoulder and fly a rainbow flag.
Oh no, how many lines have I crossed now snowflake? 😂
You jealous because we love our blacks and coloureds in SA rugby way more than we like the NH "A"holes? Suck it up you sad idiot.
@@Nieljoyceniel Only a snowflake would be offended by the comment here....
Im Samoan, not offended
@@Nieljoyceniel oh shush up,lol🤦🏻♀️😂
As a Samoan thank you for the kind words bro!
Just for future reference bro "coconuts" is usually used in a derogatory way by racists over here in NZ. I know you didnt mean it in that way but thought Id let you know.
Cheers brother.
Jeezus, they made carter look very average and they were within reach of a famous victory the whole match.
Outstanding from Samoa
Huh? Carter scored 20 points that day and set up Moalas try, dude won the game almost singlehandedly, bro you watch one highlights reel and reckon Carter looked average? LooooL you even know bro?
What fukin game were you watching?
@@maigepresents5840 he was too fixated on that polynesian ass
👨🦯
This guy hahaha
Excellent tackles throughout. Hard, fair, sometimes on the limit, but never dirty.
Love to see the game as it is meant to be played.
Wrong. Coles straight shot to head. Straight red
Most 'violent' certainly not...mostly hard but fair tackles which is exactly how the ABs and Samoans play their rugby
Rugby can be violent within the rules..a fair but hard tackle can still take someone out..On rare occasions out of the game for good. But i do know what you mean, this match wasn't dirty,.....but violent? Only in a good way.
Yeah high and late tackles are illegal in world rugby
That was my first ever rugby game I had ever attended. Great game, great energy.
Cool!
George Moala. You are an absolute gem
Stopped Tuilagi in his tracks.
I'd say the Samoa vs. Aussie game from around this time was right up there too. Was just brutal. I think Rod Davies got smashed by Tuilagi multiple times.
Yip, Davies Wallabies career pretty much died that day.
That was a great game, props to the kiwis for coming over and putting on a show 🇼🇸🇼🇸🇼🇸
The real thanks needs to go to the Samoan players who played hard rugby for 80+ minutes and the crowds who showed super support. Epic match, Samoa were in that game for the full 80. Nz could not do any better than they did.
This about the 20th "Rugby's Most Violent Game" that has been on UA-cam
All I saw were car crashes. Goodness gracious!! 💪🏽💪🏽
Lol I was there in person I don't remember it being this exciting...I think it was because myself and everyone else had drunk waaay too many Taulas in the bars outside the ground lol!
Definitely not 'Most violent' .... just hard as nails and passionate ruggers. We're about to go into 2023 and the IRB still hasn't done much to help the islanders, shocking. Much love Samoa.
They exploit other nations facilities & financial resources, shutting the doors to up & coming locals where they land, show little loyalty to those lands, then cry out for more money later. Phuqq them, they’re virtual parasites.
Cause they know what will happen if they help Tonga Samoa Fiji
When rugby use to be rugby
This comment sir, 👌🏼 Agree 100%
Hahahaha TBFH
True brutha👌
Look at the 80's
Not enough neck injuries for you, tramps?
They contained Tuilagi pretty well if you ask me.
Also, aren’t half the AB’s usually islanders anyway 😂
Lol Not half. A quarter maybe
Half the Wallabies you mean
Funny considering literally half of Tonga and Samoa's 2019 rwc squads were born in NZ 😂
@@petermilner3937 yeah,but.... that's different,that's allowed.Didn't you know,it's NZ's job to supply the islands - and Aus,home unions,Italy ,Japan,France etc with players.
That's acceptable,but whoa betide NZ having a browned skinned player in the AB's - he must have been poached.
You can't make this shit up.
They completely nullified Tuilagi. Brodie Relattick stopped Tuilagi every time he tried to run in straight and he's white (and significantly bigger than Tuilagi at 6'9 and 125 kgs).
Our Samoan brothers love the collision zone🔥!!
This is a trademark Samoan style defence. Trevor Leota, Brian Lima, Jerry Collins, Hunter Paisami, Tuilagi brothers all hitters!
You can add to that list Keneti Sio and Apolo Perelini from the late 80s and early 90s, guys that predate the guys you mentioned.
Pretty good training for ram raids aye uso... 🤣
Jerry Collins is from New Zealand and played for the All Blacks..
@@sheldoncooper0 where was he born?
@@theephraimite lol. I know a Chinese friend that was born in Samoa. That doesn’t make him Samoan.
This game was something worth to remember.
Man I miss playing rugby in Tonga 🇹🇴 on rainy days muddy slides or even a step you can was like 4 ft something stuffed a 6ft kid lol bent his ankle siana! Shout outs to all my mates from New Zealand & Uces toko
AB's let both Carter and McCaw play in this. That was brave of them.
The ABs were well composed and disciplined throughout the game
brodie destroyed tuilagi from standing every time
Brodie is heavy duty, mobile, skilled at basically everything, Itoje and Etzebeth have been getting most of the praise at Lock lately but Retallick is just as good and has all the accolades.
Now the disparity is clear between these unions with lots of money (All blacks, ABs) versus small nations (Samoa, and pacific nations) that just play with pride, passion and heart in their own home soil!
This was the first game vs the All blacks held in Samoa.
With the ABs having lots of class players yet Samoa showed when given a chance to host them, (and having their own stars to play) showed that they can match it with any big rugby nation.
Need more tests like these in the islands, as well as allowing our tier one stars that have been dropped to play for their heritage without any issues or stand down periods.
But then again it's about the commercial viability (money) for the big unions.
weirdest parts were seeing a tier one team actually go to play in samoa, that and seeing samoa hold their own against the all blacks, hope more of this comes back soon.
It’s not the skills of Samoa that lets them down, it was the No arm high tackles that were so persistent in their game. Now the rules have changed they are having huge problems playing within the new laws.
There was never a problem qith the game before, the only problem was that polynesians and maoris were genetically superiors physically without having to put muscle on so they could still play the game at a high pace so the northern nations introduced this tackler at fault rule that put onus on the tackler no matter what mitigations were at play, this ensured the polynesian boys couldnt intimidate their opponents as all the opponents had to do was duck into tackles and the onus was on the bigger boys, this is how the northern nations evened the playing field out, they took away the strength of the physically superior man.
@@jireh2360 sounds like a load of coping tbh. Did you stop to think that maybe NH teams have evened the playing field because they've got the money and player population to develop good grassroots rugby? SH teams always had the advantage before because rugby was more popular there so they could develop good teams even in the amateur era, but now that we are in the professional era the NH teams have the financial incentive to help grow the sport and this has started to pay off in recent years.
It was not violent at all, but it was physical. There is a huge difference.
You know it's a good game of Union when it looks like a league game 😂
Any UA-cam Video showing a list of the "best ever rugby tackles" or such will always have many, many Somoan tackles! These guys are brutal
Just another win for the mighty All Blacks. They were unstoppable in 2015
Battle of Nantes: i.e All Blacks vs France was definitely more vicious; Buck Shelford’s running commentary describes the encounter precisely (once he recovered well enough to tell it) 1980’s, post the French terrorist bombing in Auckland of peace ship Rainbow Warrior. As per Buck, as he spoke of the French team that day - “you could see it in their eyes, they were clearly on something that day and it wasn’t orange juice”
That ab team is legendary
If you think this is violent, don’t watch rugby before the 90s 💀
The irony of it all is that soccer is actually more violent than rugby. But rugby is definitely more brutal. Great highlights mate!
@Lionel Ulalom Paasia sorry, I forgot I was only supposed to compare identical things.
Examples?
Dan Carter - so much time so skillful
Pure intensity the whole game
Man if Samoa played this physical all the time they’d be a threat imo
Man…!!! Forgot how brutal this game was
There are not many games where the ABs got only one try. This same year, they went on to win the RWC.
The crowd celebrating the tackles like they were a score, and a lot of them were!
All blacks have levels and they knew the challenge was going to be strong . Good game Samoa way to not give the all blacks a free run in your house
Headline made me expect a whole lot of biff. No biff arrived, just great tough footy.
Looks like lunch time game in local schools of New Zealand 😂 this is normal
No it isn’t. NZ is phony. Samoa out physicals everybody.
@@juncondoonflanjacontose7399 head highs don’t count bud.
@@juncondoonflanjacontose7399 they only physical when they fufu.
Kalofae, mālo Kata, lol
Love my ABs....Go the Manu 👍
Who was the winner?
If you think this game is the most violent you need to watch more footy. I've seen school boys go harder than that 🤣
Did you see final score
How about Samoa winning games instead of being in physical games, we all know pacific islanders are monsters and known for their hits and physicality but it would be better to actually win games too
Yeah... that's gonna be a while... we dragged these people out of the stone age like a hundred years ago... they need time to evolve and join the rest of humanity in the 21st century...
@@maigepresents5840 what kind of racist as comment is this. All Samoans need is the financial backing to compete with tier 1 nations.
@@maigepresents5840 Brother... You need to calm tf down! The comments your putting out are not only offensive, but straight out racist! The only reasons I can think of about your offensive posts is one: an islander guy stole your missus or two: the kau tamas gave you a hiding while one of the toko's made off with your missus! Hahaha which one is it? 🤣
@@maigepresents5840 well said about dragging us out of the stone age some 100 years ago,..... that's actually quite true. Actually, it's probably the only true thing in your statement, the rest just shows your foolishness, nonsense, small brains, and idiot thinking......lol...n it only took us a 100 years to see right through you.
@@alamai7799 blah blah blah... mud huts and grass skirts... should be thanking us for dragging you lot into the modern world... even if most of your mob ends up guests of the state (prison) or on the dole line at the welfare offices...
Lomu would have loved Tuilangi
THIS IS THE RUGBY.
Wow what a smash up of hard gruelling tackling against the All Blacks 🏉...
Charles Piutau is an absolute legend
Can you do SA vs Samoa
There will be a day not too far away when Samoa beats the All Blacks!
Just going to state the extremely obvious: damn, rugby is a proper man's game.
Who won?
Brutal awesome
Not sure what martial art this is but it looks great. Shame that oval ball kept on getting in the way.
Who was the dude right at the end just stone walled 2 dudes and shrugged another off like nothing
They really are built different in the Pacific Islands.
JOKE! You see that every weekend in the NRL.
no-one else talking about that samoan catching their number 14 at 2:50 :O
The only team who can match the springboks in brute strength
The Geneva convention didn't mention this one...
I counted 50 red cards in todays rules
Looks a wonderful place to go and watch rugby. Lots of very sore bodies in the morning? Head straight to steam room and sauna. Ouch!
2015 has the video quality of 1992
Its not about the score...its how many hits you can inflict on the other team LOL
When it comes to the islander it's always all or nothing
Iko
Was waiting for violent but didn't show up.
Your white hush
I saw some huge hits but no violence. Misleading.
The person who wrote the title Rugby's Most Violent Match posted something that was an insult, inaccurate and discriminating. How many punches did you see being throw during the game? How many players injured because of this 'violent' match?How many players being sent off because of this violent match? How many players being penalise because of this "violent" match?This was a physical match which both teams are quite capable of playing at this level. If you object to the physicality of the game, then dont watch and especially DON'T write such title for a sport that you probably never played.
Coles clear red card
Yeah, Nah! Screw doing this for a living.
Those Samoans are animals !
😁🚶♂️💯💥💫💪
Most of these tackles/contacts are:
- No arms
- Late
- High
- or when charging with the ball in hand, elbows pointing forward
- Rucking recklessly
I am personally happy there are rules to make sure teams like Samoa (and others of course) stop this dangerous type of play. Samoa is one of those teams you know will beat but that also will injury at least 2 players due to reckless contact. In today's rugby, they would get 2 red cards and multiple yellow.
yes ahaha
Samoans need to cheat.. and even with cheating they still lose in life lol.
All blacks should play fiji 🇫🇯 Samoa 🇼🇸 Tonga 🇹🇴 at there own home ground .
Wouldn't you just love to see a couple of NFL teams try and play Rugby? I figure they would last maybe 10 minutes t best.
Fun story, a group of guys from michigan came to our high school to promote their american football, we smacked them in a friendly rugby match, and almost beat them in their american football. We had them collapsing inside 15 minutes.
you think guys that are just as strong if not stronger would collapse because of a few tackles?
@@marcelohendrix6139 No Marcelo........ The endurance is what drops american football players. In Rugby Union the average play time is 53-65 minutes. In Rugby League the average play time is 60-70 minutes. In american football the average play time is 11-18 minutes.
They ran out of breath. Tackling had minimal to do with it.
@@ItzCoopzFtw that’s with any sport. it’s like asking a rugby player to switch to boxing.. the fitness required is different in every sport so that’s a moot point
@@marcelohendrix6139 Your argument already falls apart, because I am a rugby player who also does boxing. My rugby training is more than enough endurance for boxing.
If only the Samoans were more focused on playing the game rather than hurting the opposition players.
That's how we play the game in the island hard tackles weakened the opponents.. if you dont know now you know lol
News flash. All rugby matches are violent.
1999 - NZ v Tonga was more violent.
The shoulder barge tackles a Samoan specialty it's been outlawed recently because its obviously dangerous. Owen farrell was a abuser of the cheap SB, personally I'm glad that the SB has been eradicated from the game its a cowardly style used by poor tacklers
It is rugby, is not violent, and it is not for girls.
If the pacific island teams like Fiji and Samoa and Tonga and Rarotonga had all the professional help and equipments they be awesome teams but there governments are corrupted and waste the money World Rugby give them.
They do now with involvement in Super Rugby, especially when Fiji has had all the facilities and equipment only missing out on a professional team of their own to bridge the gap towards the national teams from age grade and local competitions.
Drua are outstanding so far, and Moana Pasifika not too bad either since the latter is basically representing all the pacific island teams even though the former is for Fiji.
The music is horrible
far from violent
The Samoans are just too big and strong. You don’t really see many big and strong Māori players on the team. A lot of them are built like Europeans.
Samoa will never beat the all blacks
The modern game today is all mobility, handling nd passing skills nd reading the game nd that's expected from all the players to act nd adapt to what's presented to them on every phase of the play.Basically to think on yr feet nd act accordingly.Today every player is expected to show leadership qualities cos it's Gina happen where yr decisions can affect the results of a game. That's why the sport is no more seen as an amature sport but professional the guys gets paid to do a job. And this thing of hard hitting rugby is always good its after uv made the hit u need to know how to execute yr next move after uv decked yr opponent. And provide continuety in yr play.
Most Violent Match you say. Ive seen better play at school Rugby matches.
Good old samoa.. exporting viral sports stars and violent criminals since ages ago...
Samoans don’t go on mass shootings, terrorism & bomb attacks, sex trafficking, drug exportation etc. Your “violent criminals” come from all parts of the world.
@@django4427 they don't do the big stuff but that's only because most of them are too lazy and incompetent to pull it off... remember that they were literally wearing woven grass clothing and Killing each other with stone age weapons a hundred years ago... there's this 80s movie about some people defrosting a Neanderthal... that's pretty much what we did.. brought them from the stone age through 7000 years of civilisation overnight...
@@maigepresents5840 so racist smh
presents Keefe
100 years ago? The last Civil War in samoa was between 1889 and 1894 in which they were armed with guns.
Bof j'en ei vu des beaucoup plus violents.
Mehhhhh, average really🙄
Nope. SA are the HITMEN.
The title of this video: Rigby's Most Violent Match. Samoa vs All Blacks is racist and discriminatory. How many punches thrown during the match? How many players being carried out due to being assaulted during the match? How many player getting red card because of the violence? This is what hard, real rugby is about? Both teams are quite capable of dealing with the physicality of the game. It is obvious that the person who wrote this title probably never play rugby in his or her life. Go watch tennis or table tennis.
I pushed Dislike not because of the match but because of the title on the game.
Justin marshall is a flop
Instead of playing properly dumb coconuts were burnt out each time they had a bust up..no way in the history of rugby they ever beat the ABs hell no..too much class.
Would you call the Tongans and Samoans on the ABs a bunch of coconuts? You don’t play, so don’t talk about playing properly, you cowardly heathen. “Too much class”? And when the ABs lose you kiwi droppings cry like babies and verbally assault your players. You kiwi droppings are known to be the biggest crybabies when it comes to rugby.