Jonah Lomu's Super Rugby Dominance in 5 Minutes
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
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To this day there is no player who brought the excitement Jonah brought to the game.
Could not have said it better
Now you're lying 😂
@@SperaDidiza He was literally the first to make a big impact on the rugby game worldwide but yes their are other people doing that but not like him he was different
@@SperaDidiza 6’5 almost 300, with the worst kidney condition where he couldnt even play at his best, he ran 100 meters in 10.7, Richie McCaw said he couldnt even tackle him, I would say that it was him
That last clip was awesome. Lomu and Cully are arguably the best in their positions the games ever seen
that fist bump on the run in, legends
@@jonnybaynham1689 100% legends and icons. Those 2 amoungst a few others pioneered the entire rugby world with such skill that training camps for everyone else were never the same again 😄
Agreed!
@@jonnybaynham1689 lol came here to comment on it. meanwhile in the NFL josh allen got a 15 yard penalty and an ejection warning for pointing at a defender he ran past yesterday. miss when sports was fun!
What a legend, as 5 year old South african at the time i was so scared of him, as i got older i realised he was the 1st name my mind would come to when i wanted to emulate a pro player while at school.
I'm a SAFFA and I have to say, Jonah Lomu was, is and has always been my favourite rugby player - *EVER!!*
I even named my boat after him!
Thank you All Blacks rugby for bringing even more Jonah Lomu clips to UA-cam. I could keep coming back to his highlight reels, the man was just awesome.
O.m
We truly loved him here in South Africa. The primary reason rugby had to turn professional. Forever in our hearts 💕
Bro i absolutely forgot the fact that Lomu was with the Chiefs in 99...that was an underrated stint too.
the fend master. RIP GOAT #11 🖤
More more more more
Ultimate Jonah Highlights video please 😅
His poor quality highlights videos are still top reaction and GOAT views on UA-cam to this day.
His highlights deserve so much more
I went to the National 7s in Palmerston North with a bunch of mates and heard about this young No 8 who played for the New Zealand Secondary Schools team alongside our favourite "son" Carlos Spencer. Watched his first game for Counties on the back field....OH MY GOD.....ran around....ran over....the kid just DESTROYED everyone and anyone and the legend was born. Damn shame he never scored a Test try against the SpringBoks but sure as hell filled the highlights reel when it came to Super Rugby against the South African teams....Absolute PHENOM....R.I.P Big Jonah Lomu
It's no shame Jonah Lomu never scored against the Springboks. In fact it's the opposite, it's a testament of how much respect the Springbok players and management had for him.
❤❤🫶🏽 REST IN LOVE LEGEND
awesome, thanks for posting these. 4:50, never seen players shake hands or fist bump before scoring before at pro level. thats unreal. wonder if they got told off haha
Great memory meeting him. He was such a serious scary guy on TV. AB7s spent a week training at our school grounds. Lomu was clowning the team so much and everyone was laughing a lot.
The Master of Initiating the Contact. He kept his eye's open before during and after the contact. Most people shut their eyes prior to the contact. That's get knocked out territory..
I will never forget Jonah lomu ❤he was a legend they called him the runaway train I never get tired of watching his matches may he rest in peace 😢❤
Bloody beast.hell of a player rip big Jonah
I remember as a kid listening to the Murray deaker radio show and it was amazing how many kiwis especially south islanders would bag him.
True GOAT and legend of a man and player ❤
Ultimate Rugby Warrior. The Great Jonah Lomu.
You’ve got to respect any guy that tried to tackle him.
That fist bump to Cullen after re-gathering the ball 😂
I used to play a rugby video game on Super Nintendo, if you pass to Lomu you could literally score a try from 90 meters every time 😂😂
You just reminded me of Lomu Rugby 95 on ps1, if you went NZ vs Japan and passed it to Lomu, you could run around in circles in the middle of the field, attract the whole Japanese team then fend team all off atleast twice and still get a try 🤣 they really made Lomu a god on those games
Lomu the run machine ❤
We want S.A teams back in super rugby!!
That Cains back line was legendary
There must be so many more great runs and assists in the archives
Jonah was a true Legend...the only guy who brought that excitement was Julian Savea... Rip Lomu
Jonah Lomu was the excitement machine
Few consider what Jonah Lomu could have achieved if he'd been able to play his rugby career as a well man. What he achieved, despite his medical condition, far exceeds what this man is celebrated for.
..The Man ..👌💯♥️
Was very good in his day.
Like the Mike Tyson of rugby for star power and electric entertainment value
When super rugby was SUPER
Scariest ball-runner in the history of the game, and it's not even close.
Joubert and Small were scared. Teichman wasn't.
🐐=Lomu
Not even half of Jonah super highlights
Yer great player. Think ya c how focused he is tho. No accident' thanx
Damn I didn’t even know he played for the chiefs
Do you remember when Caltex had the Super 12 quad fold player cards they gave out years back? Lol The one for Lomu had him in the chiefs jersey but Ive never really seen him on anything chiefs until now to 🤣
Rugby kicks American footballs ass. I wish it was more popular here in the States.
American football was born from Rugby Union. You'all changed and adapted it to suit your American psyche.....awesome game.....just too stop start and Rugby mentality just cannot get over passing or throwing the ball forward. Rugby League was born from Rugby Union also.....the Blue Collar faction decided to pay the players so broke away and changed/adapted the rules to suit. It would be truly AWESOME if the US of A could fully embrace Rugby Union again with all their Professional resources they would be GIANTS of the game.
There is no other like the great Lomu!
☝🏾🙏🏾♥️LOMU❤️🙏🏾☝🏾
Support your kidney charities people
Jonah Loku and Julian savea beasts ❤️🇳🇿
Counties
Back when rugby was fun. Big personalities, big hits, no TMO bs, no refs coaching the players. The game's an ugly mess these days.
Yes he’s one of the greatest rugby players, and innate talent to be there at the right time.
But when they try and tackle him, he simply ‘steps’ out of them, they seem to catch hs ankles when the best would be at his waist.
I think what was deceptive about Jonah wasn't his size but his pace and stepping ability. In his prime in the 90s he was really good at swerving past defenders at pace, making him really hard to catch.
The best tackles on him do seem to get him around the waist as you say - he got shackled fairly well by SA in the 90s that way
Waisting. Time.
Unfortunate he couldn't tackle. We lost the 94 series to France, IN NZ, because of the chip over Lomu and watch him try to 1. Turn and 2. Tackle. No dice. Lovely guy. Great attacking player. Not the best rugby player
That's a lie, Lomu could tackle and apart from that game name another game where Lomu's defense costs the All Blacks the game? Lomu was a kid in 94 the youngest ever, a kid who the previous year was playing number 8 against school kids. Not to mention he wasn't the only player missing tackles against the french in 94.
@@dssfffdddss333 that game was a series. He couldn't turn and tackle ever in his career, IMHO (and most other kiwis). It isn't a "lie", it is an opinion that is different to yours, hehe.
He was crazy great with ball in hand, no doubt. I've jumped up to celebrate when he's at the 22, just like everyone else
@@icetroll734 You were specifically talking about the Eden park test. Who was to blame for the previous test? like I mentioned before, he wasn’t the only player missing tackles that game he was however the least experienced so why is he the only one getting singled out? You claimed he couldn’t tackle which is completely false. He wasn’t the best at turning and tackling but like I said before name another game where Lomu’s defence cost the All Blacks the game. Funny how you never hear about Cullens defensive weaknesses only Lomu’s. I've witnessed Lomu make multiple tackles even try saving tackles, it's not an opinion its a fact.
@@dssfffdddss333 don't know how to explain what lie and false mean, fella. You should prefice with "in my opinion" or if you're really putting your fragile ego out there in my HUMBLE opinion. Maybe the hate runs too deep? I'd suggest breathing in, hold, breathe out, hold, and so on. Helps the calm come over like a nice warm blanket.
Talking like you are ain't changing opinions. Breathe, hold....
@@dssfffdddss333 least expreienced? But.... experienced?
If you are injured and play anyway, are you judged?
Did Lomu show he can turn and tackle in his career?? Nix.