I remember him after the AB's lost to the French in the 1999 RWC. He, along with a handful of other All Blacks, clapped the French off the field. That said a lot about the calibre of the man. Rest in Peace big guy. Thanks for the memories.

@peaceharmony4115

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed. He was a man of extraordinary class.

The way that Lomu run at his prime is like a young Ronaldo Nazario, that thunderous acceleration and direction changes, fints... really beautiful and devastating. Great great great player

@dssfffdddss333

8 жыл бұрын

+Paco Rodríguez Ashame both Legends careers ended prematurely due to Injury/illness

@halyn1986

8 жыл бұрын

+Paco Rodríguez He rather look like Messi or Maradona

6ft6 19 stone and can run the 100 meters in 10.5 seconds in his rugby boots. FUCK THAT..

@IwontSay

8 жыл бұрын

+Stuart Davis lol he's gettin faster and faster. It was 10.8 before haha, still really impressive.

RIP Jonah.. you were truly more than just a legend and it was because of you i played this game.. the world has loss a great humble warrior today

what a legend , taken too soon but will be never forgotten.

5:42 "the youngster, McCaw" how strange it is to hear those words now lol

@azukay3804

9 жыл бұрын

Lol ithought the same thing

RIP Jonah lomu being an England supporter you embarrassed us many times but it was a pleasure watching you run through people instead of around them don't think we will ever see your like again.

Thanks Jonah U put nz on the map and made rugby a world sport , it broke my heart to hear U died, a short life but a great life RIP

@tonybennett4159

8 жыл бұрын

+Jeremy Pearce A great player, a man whose career could have been even more impressive had it not been blighted by ill health. I'm not sure that I can agree with some of your other sentiments, however, the All Blacks had been putting NZ on the map years before. Think legends like Colin Meads or Waka Nathan, and let's not forget one who put NZ on the sporting map big time, in the shape of Peter Snell. However, what Jonah represented was an international star known by people who knew little about rugby, not only for his devastating play, but also in his recognised stature as a true gentleman.

@jeremypearce6811

8 жыл бұрын

+tony bennett yeah your right about that , I think I meant to say he was rugby's most recognised player in places like USA , but your comments are on the mark , well put

@rastafy4804

8 жыл бұрын

+tony bennett I don't want to cause too much of a debate - considering the circumstances. So forgive me. You said Colin Meads, Waka Nathan and Peter Snell... Lomu is bigger than all three combined - superstar-wise; in saying that he was bigger overseas than he was in NZ. But yes, great words nonetheless.

@tonybennett4159

8 жыл бұрын

***** Thanks Rasta. I think that Peter Snell was certainly an international star. I remember when he retired, Time magazine ran an article titled "Farewell to Greatness". I think winning Olympic golds in showpiece races ensures that you are recognised worldwide. Anyway Jonah was still a huge star for the sport of RU, rightfully recognised as a great, and the first superstar of the modern rugby era, and an inspiration to the current crop of players.

@jeremypearce6811

8 жыл бұрын

***** thats awesome to hear , i think jonah would have made a great NFL player , but so grateful he stayed in rugby, keep watching rugby man and spread the word

Rip Jonah. The best ever and thanks for the great memories!

A sad day for the rugby community....R.I.P Jonah, U is one of a kind and thank you for U.

awesome vid!!! has all the tries you never get to see...Thank you.

RIP brother. A true great of the game and a real gentleman.

I just thought I'd let people know Jonah Lomu has died.......I am so so so sad at the moment. He was my hero!

there will never be another JONAH R.I.P

RIP ans thanks, you're a inspiration for many people.. peace from france..

A legend, only the good die young, RIP.

Sad day for NZ R.I.P Lomu, one of the greatest legends of the game...

Merci monsieur!

a true legend. rest in peace...

R.I.P. Jonah Lomu, we'll always remember you

rare clips..great upload

The one and only, huge respect from Wales!

mean machine legs 11 what a man what a player NZ loved to watch you, and now wish you all the best Lomu

There is guys who are quick and powerful, guys who are powerful and big. But Lomu was big, quick and powerful. How do you stop such a man in his prime? Was sad to hear he passed away :-(

Lomu played for Counties way longer than other lesser talents ever did. I have great respect for his talent but even more so for his loyalty.

RIP Big Fulla, You are Legend.

A great ambassador for rugby! Lomu was a very loyal bloke, not even the Dallas Cowboys could tempt him with a six million dollar offer. Quite a fitting offer though as Lomu was the ultimate bionic man on the field.

RIP Jonah Lomu, you were the one...

RIP Jonah. You will be missed.

RIP, big man. So sad.

Rest in Peace Jonah Lomu!

JUST TOOO GOOD

RIP Jonah the Legend

My only sports hero.

i remember watching these games i was like 7 lol we couldnt picture rugby without lomu

He was physicaly in advance on the time....nowdays there's a lot of player like him

@normalcc

9 жыл бұрын

yeah name one winger who’s like him and do the same damage.

@normalcc

9 жыл бұрын

That was him at 80% healthy. Imagine a young 100% healthy Lomu now, undergoing modern training, he will be FASTER, STRONGER AND far far more FURIOUS than any backs now.

@frightfoo8440

9 жыл бұрын

normalcc today there's only Alex Tuilagi who is closest. Not as damaging though of course.

RIP you legend.

Rest in peace legend. Can't believe this is true.

He's saying Lomu never won a World Cup. It's a common point bitter people like to point out when Lomu gets touted as the most formidable player to ever grace a rugby field.

RIP Great Jonah

RIP legend!

Greatest player ever

Quelle classe!

"There's no one in front of him. It wouldn't have mattered if there was anyone in front of him."

RIP Jonah Lomu

Haha, the "Youngster" McCaw!

RIP Big Man.

"McCaw the youngster" strange to hear. Great video, the dvd is really good.

RIP JONAH LOMU

true great on and off the pitch

The video game for the playstation 1, jonah lomu rugby came out not long after he burst on the scene.

RIP big man

RIP Lomu

R.I.P FREIND!

Legendxo

That dude's got some wheels

good video, very nice, good making. / buen video, muy bueno, bien hecho

the man

rip.thanks all

jonah is a all time legend even better den da tuilangi brothers

He was never the same after the kidney transplant but still beast

having said that Lomu started relatively later on, being from a relatively poor Tongan family he didn't really play much before, he was and is just a genetic freak

R.I.P

This guy can run

RIP :(

What New Zealand males do from the first moment they enter the world.... Breath, eat, start playing rugby and sleep.... so on and so forth. Best rugby nation in the world!

0:29 is my personal favorite

Could he have done a Jarrad Hayne and been a great NFL player?

England 31 - NZ 28 those were the days

Can't find the tackle Gavin Hastings of the British Lions put in on him.The only person who seemed to want to stop him.He was big aswell though.

shit man wished i got into rugby when he was playing started to watching in 2008

rip lomjo WTC 4 life

Rip jonah

RIP

Not often do you hear someone say "the youngster Mccaw"

he stolled through like a tank on a battlefield trying to win the war for his team >he certainly did that! i can see now why they made a game about him (jonah lomus rugby challenge)

D.E.P.

It's like he's playing against kids 😂

Players now are way better tacklers then players back then,

5:20 This guy called him Lumu twice

go uncle

ABs and Poms have played 34 times. The Poms have only won 6 of those! Nuff Sed!!!

5:43 "the younster McCaw" lol

How the hell could only greegan tackle him?

Nfl wish they had lomu

Games played 35; NZ won 27, England 7 seems like those days are few and far between Lol

A VERY young Richie McCaw at 5:58 haha

2.39, funny as fuck that little shit trying to chase him down.

Best one has to be 5:20, like a bloody freight train. RIP

Rip

what a waste goes to prove your health is number one God bless

Did anybody every actually manage to tackle this man?

1.20

Lomu was awesome without a doubt.However he never scored a try against the mighty Springboks.

He died in 2015

XD 0:28 He just bumped him!

They glossed over Lomu being made Emile N'Tamack's prison girlfriend against France in 1994.

@Henzary

10 жыл бұрын

Pfft mate, what did Emily do for Rugby? What have you done for rugby other than being made watergirl?

@SD78

10 жыл бұрын

Henzary Cemented his place in Rugby history by repeatedly humiliating a future superstar?

@PepeAgain1025

10 жыл бұрын

Thing is everybody remembers Lomu and no one including myself have ever heard of Mr Emily.

sevens dude...

Well they beat Aus the week later, South Africa the week after. Then wnet down under and beat New Zealand and Aus away from home then went to the 2003 and won that. Only about 365 days....

haha yeah it was only for days as well