As a New Zealander man I love how rugby has evolved in the USA what an awesome documentary, and I love watching MLR one love

@renegadeone2058

Жыл бұрын

Same here bro from Australia 🙏

@Tylar122

Жыл бұрын

Hasn't evolved that much they haven't qualified for the world cup cause they lost to Chile a fully amateur nation. They're going backwards atm

@bigfella426

Жыл бұрын

@@Tylar122 give them time my guy. Nobody started rugby and automatically dominated. USA is going to be a top tier nation for rugby once they develop their game.

@Tylar122

Жыл бұрын

@@bigfella426 They're currently having there worst RWC qualification attempt ever they've never missed NA's 2nd chance lol. Like I said theyre going backwards.

@knucklesaukuso5086

Жыл бұрын

Kiwi here same here 👍🏽

When rugby does get big in America we have to remember these legends who paved the way💪 well done brothers

@JumboWiniata

Жыл бұрын

America has the most rugby players

@Tolandruth

Жыл бұрын

as long as football exists rugby isnt going to get much bigger.

@jonathandavis8599

11 ай бұрын

@@Tolandruth agree there are more lady boys in the world than real men.

@Tolandruth

11 ай бұрын

@@jonathandavis8599 yeah and your proving it by worshipping a bunch of boys playing a child’s game.

@k1w1.

6 ай бұрын

@@Tolandruththats just not how it works is it

Doing it for self, family, and the love of the game. As pure as it gets. Respect from New Zealand.

Sending support to these boys that are taking a massive leap into a still emerging sport in the US. pave the way fellas...big love from South Africa🏉

The greatest experience of a lifetime. The training was strenuous, the players and staff were impeccable. It was my absolute pleasure for participating in the Rugby Showcase. Also, thank you for choosing me to be the Thumbnail. Cheers, Gentlemen.

@siyabongamchunu4342

Жыл бұрын

I think it might be of some benefit for the folks at the MLR to create some kind of exchange system, where American High School kids could visit a high profile South African rugby school for a year. The list is actually a long one because South African high school rugby is essentially a professional thing now, so you could really take your pick there. Even if they are not good enough to play for any of the age group "A" Teams, just being in that system and environment will probably be of tremendous value. The same would apply for going to a New Zealand high school for a year, because their school system also fantastic, probably better. I am guessing you are already at a university level now, so that could also be an option, just to spend one "rugby year" at a South African university, and try to compete in the Varsity Cup or Varsity Shield. If you can't get into a team, just be a part of the system and learn as much as you can.

@iamnutty8471

Жыл бұрын

@@siyabongamchunu4342 dont forget like in NZ rugby is first then league , in US NFL is first play the bling bling!

@larrenzzoamos9753

Жыл бұрын

@@siyabongamchunu4342 I currently play Premiere Rugby. Under Professionally. I currently play alongside Professional players. An old Coach of mine had competed in South Africa back in his Rugby days and will be sending me out there next year. Cheers, brother.

@KingM119

Жыл бұрын

Looking like a black god in that thumbnail my brother, much love and respect

@irie3yed

Жыл бұрын

Lookin tough brother Good luck

"Rugby builds character" I heard that quote some time back but didn't fully understand it until I started training really hard for rugby. That's when I really understood what that statement meant. Love the backstories. From Fiji 🇫🇯 with love

As a kiwi and a big lover of Rugby, this gave me goosebumps and its great to see USA Rugby coming along well. So much potential in the States. Best of luck lads and USA Rugby. Go get it boys!!!!!🇺🇸🇳🇿🇺🇸🇳🇿

@segagenysis6918

Жыл бұрын

You think rugy will go big in the states? From an Aussie.

@bendarover8424

Жыл бұрын

@@segagenysis6918 i hope so

@bk3805

Жыл бұрын

@@segagenysis6918 I do. Statistics wise it's the fastest growing sport and they have athletic depth.

@Micah88

Жыл бұрын

Same here from South Africa. I think the USA has immense talent. Once they come into their own, they're gonna be a force to be reckoned with.

@bk3805

Жыл бұрын

@@Micah88 Imagine if it was their first Sport like Gridiron/ NBA for example. They would be unbeatable

Sports is such a force for good in a young man's life and helps keep boys off the street, Rugby is a great game with a lot of discipline. Enjoy the journey boys, hope to see you in the world cup someday, love from South Africa.

The day America become the force in world rugby they are capable of, is the day ea-sports will finally make a rugby game from 08

@STAYBZ_M8

Жыл бұрын

Rugby 08 bro, wow! the memories the rivalries.... best rugby games ever! Definitely will not be easy to re create that!!

@samoanfreak3455

Жыл бұрын

Jonah lomu, rugby '06 & '08 were my favourites

@ganilau4214

Жыл бұрын

Rugby 08 how good

@thebigfatboo

Жыл бұрын

@@ganilau4214 crazy good

@jonathandavis8599

11 ай бұрын

this is the only reason I support USA looking at rugby man, don't care about he rest.

What a fantastic program for recruiting and finding talent. This reminds me of a documentary I watched about Naas Botha, who left South Africa in the 80's to take a NFL contract in the US. He wasn't there for long, but his observations of how well the Americans do professionalism in sport made him a major advocate of making Rugby professional.

Only 8 minutes in, and Canadian, but just so beyond happy to see people from different walks of life and backgrounds playing this incredible game. That's what sport and rugby are all about - huge respect! I sincerely hope you all succeed in whatever lay ahead for all of you.

Absolutely love this their is so much talent in America. Big props from New Zealand

Wallabies fan here: Can’t wait for USA to become a force in world rugby. I follow a Kiwi KZreadr called “two cents rugby” and get most of my MLR insights through him. Always love watching the highlights on KZread too.

I think it might be of some benefit for the folks at the MLR to create some kind of exchange system, where American High School kids could visit a high profile South African rugby school for a year. The list is actually a long one because South African high school rugby is essentially a professional thing now, so you could really take your pick there. Even if they are not good enough to play for any of the age group "A" Teams, just being in that system and environment will probably be of tremendous value. The same would apply for going to a New Zealand high school for a year, because their school system also fantastic, probably better. These guys are obviously already at a university level now, so that could also be an option, just to spend one "rugby year" at a South African university, and try to compete in the Varsity Cup or Varsity Shield. If you can't get into a team, just be a part of the system and learn as much as you can.

@johnsonbrotherssports1067

Жыл бұрын

Seems that many of those opportunities remain a “pay-to-play” scenario. There are pockets here in the US where ex-pats are coaching. My coach and mentor is from RSA and we’re all the better for it. Some MLR academies are partnering with southern-hem clubs too. It’s early on but great opportunities to train. 🤙🏻

Rugby is the most beautiful sport on earth, i'm french and i've been playing for the past 20 years, there's no solo performances and if you're falling behind, there's gonna be 14 of your brothers carrying you to the finish line. We mix supporters in the stands, we applaud the other team no matter what, we even go grabbing beers with them. It's all about the love of the sport. I can't say that i've seen this type of love of the game in other sports.

The Us has so much untouched talent in their population. It will be exciting to see them become a force to be reckon with in the future!

@tuiesera3231

Жыл бұрын

They don’t have the heart to play rugby!

@saucesecured7806

Жыл бұрын

@@tuiesera3231 what would make you say they don't have the heart to play rugby? have you ever been to the USA?

@davefiesta9500

10 ай бұрын

​@@saucesecured7806 I'm sure by "heart", they meant "infrastructure and culture that ensures athletes start young and see the direct path they should follow to a professional career." Simple misunderstanding

American sports are about stats.. rugby is about heart, flair and love of the game. The guys who get that's will do good. All the best to these gents. Excited for the surge of new talent on our screens

Honestly as a kiwi usa has the biggest potential to become a dangerous rugby force. They've got the speed, strength, durability, talent, funds and smarts to get there. It might not be this year or the next but they'll adapt real fast.

@philrud2113

Жыл бұрын

Why are New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, Ireland or England or France good for playing rugby? Why not the USA? Is it only about money? Speed? To physical and athletic means? No, it's a question of culture!!!! The USA does not have a culture for playing rugby unlike other countries like Ireland for example! There is no rugby culture in the USA, no typical American rugby games,no philosophy to understand and play rugby!

@alohatigers1199

Жыл бұрын

@@philrud2113 If you love to play flag football, or love American football then USA has the culture to create an rugby culture.

@philrud2113

Жыл бұрын

+@@alohatigers1199 Absolutely not! American football is not rugby, the culture of American football is not at all that of rugby!!

@jonathandavis8599

11 ай бұрын

@@philrud2113 you can remove England from that list. They've been good in 2003.

Imagine what the US can do to Rugby with all the research, skill development and money going in to it. Going to be massive in the future and this is coming from an Australian

@africanmamba1021

Жыл бұрын

Nothing ... because they already doing it and they still no bodies . America will never compete on the level of the springboks or the all blacks.... not with a billion dollars and all their nfl.monkeys ... what you think ? They half ass'd it when they tried 15's? No ... they threw money and genetics at it like.crazy and they still got wrecked by 2nd tier international teams.

@justbreathe8835

Жыл бұрын

Dont you think the best athletes will go to the NFL tho?

@charl9725

Жыл бұрын

@@justbreathe8835 nah pro, rugby and nfl are two different sports, played by different types of best athletes. a pro nfl will not perform 50% well in rugby, so does a rugby player when switch to nfl. it takes time and years to try before you get use to different type of mentality and skills wich makes a player a best athlete on a given sport.

@jonathandavis8599

11 ай бұрын

@@justbreathe8835 if they are scared yes.

As an American, I feel the MLR should reach out as much as they can to football programs to convert and develop players instead of hanging up their cleats. We have an infinite amount of athleticism and talent that goes to waste just because they couldn't make it in the NFL. I feel once we get more interested and invested in rugby, we can dominate the world stage.

@jasoncornell8336

Жыл бұрын

Definitely, they are missing a big opportunity by not doing this. So stupid to fill the MLR with foreign players instead

@gorillakingsa1686

Жыл бұрын

As a South African I have been saying this for years. Once the US invests in the game of rugby even 10% of what they do in football they will be the world champs

@dcbbot

Жыл бұрын

While agree with you about the basic point, athleticism alone won't be enough for world domination of Rugby union. Does anyone think the U.S failed to qualfiy for this world cup because they lacked the athleticism of the Chilean team? Until the U.S is able to breed rugby palyers from an early age so they hava an instinctual feel for the game, at least in the main decision making positions, they'll never dominate the sport. Like all games of continuity 'footballing' ability, particualrly across the team, counts for a lot.

@waynewal971

Жыл бұрын

Why on earth do you consider Rugby union inferior to NFL? It really is laughable union is world wide not reserved for a world championship of about 3 countries? You insult that you are under the Elusion than anyone not good enough for NFL May be good at Rugby? This the real thing man not played with crash hats and body armer? Grow up you child!

@petnzme

Жыл бұрын

@@jasoncornell8336 you're 100 years behind anything resembling a true rugby team. Thinking a bunch of handeggers is going to improve your chances you're dreaming.

Luke Teixera... You don't know how proud I am to come across this video, while I was sitting with some colleagues of mine, only to see my high school's badge flash across the screen. St Alban's College is an amazing school out in Pretoria, South Africa. I am happy you a representing us so diligently . Custos Veritatus!

Since my highschool years here in South Africa America has slumbered. Now this giant is waking up. It's good to see.

Kia Ora USA. Greetings from New Zealand. I did not know anything about Rugby Sports until I migrated to NZ 36yrs ago. I started watching it and supporting rugby games since 2005, that's when I started to understood the game rules. Rugby is NZ. NZ is Rugby. I am a fanatic supporter of the All Blacks. Whether they lose or win. Rugby is tough and brutal sport. Player could died from injuries if they don't trained properly, physically, emotionally and mentally. Kia Kaha(be strong) USA.

As a South African, I think I speak for an entire country when I say Bring it USA! We Love good competition and can't wait for you guys to show what you've got.

Definitely on the right path, the amount of potential and love being pumped into this beloved sport will yield amazing results for the US and the sport in general. Can't wait to see the US become a force to be reckoned with in the World Cup. Love and respect from Australia

Watching this from South Africa, so good to see the level of organisation and quality of athletes. Looks like USA is doing it right. I look forward to seeing USA Rugby going from strength to strength.

@user-jx5iu8pm9o

6 ай бұрын

Maar diep in jou hart weet jy, ons boys sal daai oukies knak.

Love the amount of content coming out of the US, need more of this from the big teams leagues and nations

Geezz you guys are built for this, I've played rugby league school days but never played rugby union it's a tough sports absolutely love both sports, keep Up the pase guy's, great job keep pressing forward, great mindset and skills, your already legends.. Much love and respect from, Cape York, Far North Queensland Australia 😁💪👍🤟

Great for the future of rugby in America. Well done.

From NZ. Respect to the USA🙌

Great doco, good to see the development in the USA. They have the RWC in years to come, so it would be good to see them do well. The USA have the Stadia to host big events so can't wait. More docos keep them coming. From NZ

Proud of you brothers I hope everybody embraces yall with love and respect

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, if the US took rugby as serious as some of the other sports they excel in they would be dominant. Much respect from England and wish all these players the best going forward

I played senior rugby in New Zealand at club level. I've always said America is the sleeping giant of world rugby. Loved this doco and I wish all the featured players bright futures.

Shout out to all Efe and Michael and all the USA brothers much respect to you all..love what I see..from a kiwi brother!!

As a south african, im glad there's a possibility for another potential national competitor, good competition just pushes everyone to improve im looking forward to it

Inspiring man,was also looking for scholarships to play abroad rugby next year in uni ....this shows alot about how the game is taken seriously

Rugby's Sleeping Giant. Exciting to see the growth of the game. Respect from South Africa

Run it up boys! Much Love from NZ

Tena kautau darling it’s the wairua you are experiencing all indigenous people have that spiritual feelings close to their heart. God bless you darling I’m Māori and very very proud of my people,we are very passionate and dearly very very proud of our culture and no one can take that off us .When ever your over here come and join us and feel the experience it’s awesome ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Whaea Jan ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Good to see the game growing 👌🏾

"getting comfortable being uncomfortable." Powerful

This made me wanna put my boots on and go play on Saturday lads 🤣 I haven’t played in years lol much love from a Kiwi 🇳🇿

Cant wait to see what absolute talent develops out of these teams

Love and RESPECT from Australia... come through America COME THROUUUUGGGGHHHH

As a Kiwi it's daunting and inspiring to see America's adoption of rugby into the psyche of its youth. Watch out world America have the resources and highly analytical approach to rugby that will make them a Tier 1 nation very soon.

Awesome to see rugby mean a lot to people outside of NZ! USA have a huuuuge Talent pool! Nice job👌🏽

I'm sure this has made them fitter this year and given them that edge.. the boys seem to be able to handle the tackling, grapple on the ground, get up back in position and repeat and repeat..we appear to look strong the longer the game goes but its probably more the other teams fade..great initiative with Kai and CKG and seeing Izzy there must've been a buzz for the boys

As a kiwi great I stumbled on this video and see whats happening in America great to get an insight into American Rugby there's a lot of potential there.

Can't wait to see what the growing game of rugby looks like in 20 to 50 years in the US

@jonathandavis8599

11 ай бұрын

full of transgenders if I look at USA woke politics.

As a kiwi a have to say this warmed my heart. Much respect to you brothers. Javier Luong you lionhearted my man.💪

Damn, I played hs rugby with Larrenzzo and a couple others currently signed onto MLR teams. Crazy to think how far people can go with how the sport has grown and continues to grow in the US

Once World Rugby takes over from Rugby USA (who are not involved with MLR but are utterly useless), USA rugby will see a resurgence like Japan did in the lead-up to the World Cup they hosted in 2019. They are a serious force, and I can't wait to see them dominate the sport.

@jonathandavis8599

11 ай бұрын

hahahahaha dominate. Please let them first just become competitive.

I played alongside David Hodges, the man was a true professional at a time where the game had just turned professional. His attention to detail, his work ethic, his determination on the field and in the gym, amazing guy. I genuinely believe that once rugby becomes a more recognised sport in America, they could be unstoppable.

They all have the physical prowess it’s giving them the mind set, as kiwis we are blessed to have both league and union as does England Wales Scotland France sth Africa ,Argentina etc, all the rugby nations, in those games there have been many stand out players that are emulated for their Game play, Step/Jukeing, Handling of the ball etc, show these guys the likes of the Dan Carter’s, Benji Marshal ,the George Greegans, the cliffy Lyons and Geoff Tooveys the , Stacy Jones’s, 3 of these guys mentioned are some of the smallest players in Rugby and Rugby League but are considered some of the Greatest Playmakers and the most Respected for their Leadership , Gameplay and Direction ,sometimes muscles give way to Cunning and smarts🤙Salute and good luck to all those Men🇳🇿

Watching these guys bench press as a factor worth measuring reminds me of Schalk Burger talking how he never does bench press ever.

Keep it up America. Loving the progress

Love this RD, quality doco

I love rugby. These guys really shows heart. Impressive.

From France, shout out to the hyped up americans when it comes to, to me, the best tam sport in the world that is rugby. You're coming a long way and still have a huge mountain to climb but through patience and commitment, you'll get one day in contention with the best teams in the world. The passion for this sport is massive in the traditional countries, happy you're finding your passion as well. No offence to US Football, but Rugby is way above in terms of culture, skillset and team spirit. In France we determine our rugby with Dazzlingness, French Flair and Gregary instinct. Finally, it's a pure "good persons" sport. You won't come accross selfish people in this game.

@dubhainoceanntabhail5262

Жыл бұрын

Rugby and hurling its Irelands national sport.

Awesome USA. I wish I was part of this coaching squad. From a South African.

Another kiwi 🥝 man so proud of these guys …really looking forward to seeing the 🇺🇸 USA become a great rugby nation…keep going strong guys, be the best you can be and go for that contract follow your dreams

Big Greg Jan looks like one of the most natural No.8s Ive seen. Size, pace and good hands.

Coach Fox! Great to see that he is at Notre Dame College. He's the best.

Keep at it! Make the most.

these stories are by some of these US players are inspirational.

ALL The Best USA RUGBY - As a born Kiwi living in Australia you guys are evolving well. Once this code builds the population in the USA. Rugby will explode. It's real raw blood sweat and tears with no pads. Do the work you will enjoy it.

As a south african 🇿🇦 this is so nice to see they trying

From SA here, would be great to see the USA enter rugby competitively, great sport folks, will take decades to get there as the feeders from schools isn't there.

Damn I wish they had this wen I was leaving school I would of been keen to go over to they states to experience this. So much great rugby talent here in Auckland that turn to alcohol & gangs after school

39:02 that was cleeeeean!!

cant wait to see USA being competitive with the tier 1 nations, really good to see the progress is stronger - from australia

“The eyes Chico they don’t lie”⛽️🔥

Fuuu, Rugby in the States is looking promising. Love from Aotearoa NZ

Sort out the audio please, the guys are incredibly quiet compared to the music. Keep having to change the volume.

The US is the sleeping giant of Rugby. The player pool is potentially enormous. 2022 we've seen the greatest competition at the International level. The great sides are playing running rugby, where you see the ball sing. France, Ireland, Argentina, New Zealand are out the front. Interesting to watch good skills and commitment. Only criticism, ball in two hands always. Timmy Horan's most common feedback. It always puts the opposition in two minds and gives the ball carrier all options in maintaining possession. As soon as you see an opponent tuck the ball under his arm he's not looking to pass. Shifting the ball to then be able to pass is lower percentage than ball in two hands. Passing the best pass to a team mate is the absolute core skill in maintaining possession. Never pass to a team mate in a worse position than you. You cannot win a game of rugby without the ball. Guys like Michael Lynagh, Johnny Wilkinson, Dan Carter et al all had ''soft'' hands ie it just flowed on regardless of how poor the pass to them was. It's a skill that everyone can practise and perfect.

@potatowaffle5653

Жыл бұрын

Sonny Bill Williams wants a chat

@2l8mate59

Жыл бұрын

I think Argentina are not quite there yet. Yes they beat NZ one week but then got walloped a week later. They are getting there but need to put in consistent performances every week.

@potatowaffle5653

Жыл бұрын

@@2l8mate59 the fact they beat the ABs in their own backyard is pretty good. Glass half empty kind of person are you!

@2l8mate59

Жыл бұрын

@@potatowaffle5653 No need for insults pal. It's just an opinion.

@potatowaffle5653

Жыл бұрын

@@2l8mate59 suggesting your inclination isn't an insult... Pal

i love seeing the development of rugby in America. as a kid it was the only sport being played. hopefully the sport digs in over there.

There’s so much talent to choose from

9:00 you got this lil bro!

You gotta have amazing cardio, be fast, and be strong as hell to be a successful rugby player here in Australia. You can't really get away with being big/strong/slow like some positions in American Football. Great to see the US getting into it though.

@broflo3875

Жыл бұрын

The lineman in American Football are pretty fast though. The days of " big, slow, and strong" aren't a thing anymore. Everyone on the team is pretty fast.

@lckdwndhall21

Жыл бұрын

yeh there is no slow in the NFL, if you're slow you don't make the field. Football is a fast twitch sport, need to be able to be fast and explosive regardless of position for 5-10 secs each play. Challenge for former US football players is converting their bodies from playing a largely anaerobic sport to more of an aerobic sport as rugby has you running constantly.

@fitzwilliamdarcy5263

5 ай бұрын

NFL has ten times the quality of athletes than pro rugby. Not even close.

Some inspiring young men. The US has so much unrealised potential to enhance the game world wide

@Trajan2401

Жыл бұрын

The US have been in 7s for a while now yet have never won the world series,world cup or Olympics.

@lukask4498

Жыл бұрын

@@Trajan2401 Yes you are right. But same goes fro Ireland, France, Scotland....there is probably more. That's hardly a measure of success. 15s have a long way to go, but slowly this sports geting more "rooted" in other areas other than California, Colorado, Chicago and NY. Give it 10 years or so and the results will start coming.

@Trajan2401

Жыл бұрын

@@lukask4498 ,yeah I've noticed rugby trending number 1 quite often now which shows how big rugby is getting but only 15s rugby trends not 7s which is not as big as 15s

@cerberus2654

Жыл бұрын

@@Trajan2401 true, but US 7s is a competitive side, capable of beating any team on the circuit. Remember they almost won the series a few years ago.

America has it's sports hero's, these gentlemen are bringing humility to that creed... Rugby Baby!!! Those socks... "Choice!"

Broncos are tough. we did it at the start of every season and then mid season to see where our fitness levels are, those bronco times are pretty fast, Im a flanker and my best time was 5m 12sec, our fullback was running in the 4min something. I just remember hating broncos.

Love this series!

This is going to be massive!!! Imagine the league, endorsements WOW!!!

I love the ❤️ that you Americans play the game. Proper. It’s good to see rugby selling itself around the globe due to its values.

Good documentary , Awesome to see the developement happening in the USA, I think it would be awesome if they bread in early to the Juniors Age 7-10 So they know what the sport of rugby is early.Good to see the Athletisim and potenial in USA , Now the MRL is Professional it will defiantly bring attention to the public. 👋🏾👏🏾👏🏾.

Luke, reach out to the Portugal squad if you fancy an international cap my man 🇵🇹

Great game to release aggression in young males too. Our local club has a under 30 team also great for teamwork with strangers who become family/ friends.

I just noticed that Janowick guy bleaches his hair, 15:38 it wasn't neon yellow when he was kid. Not a bad strategy to stand out on the field lol. Probably helps him get remembered and gains attention having long bleached tarzan hair.

anything: exists americans: is this a new reality tv show?

America has the talent no doubt. Love to see some of them come down to NZ for a season. This will certainly grow them as it did for many foreigners who came to NZ. The Rugby culture here is religious.

@jonathandavis8599

11 ай бұрын

Noting like losing by 100points to boost the moral and grow the game in the USA.

I heard about this in 2014 , now 2022 and Chile goes to the world cup in France , ..so .. such inspirational spot , but ...it's going to be realistic if at least get a place in 5 years more ...

@blackflamesolutions526

Жыл бұрын

Chile have their whole squad playing for the same regional team and have played 4x as many games as the US since Covid. The US have to bring players together from all over the US, plus European professionals and turn them into an international team with minimal preparation time. The Eagles are lucky to train together for a week in a whole year. Chile are together 300+ days a year. That's the challenge.

@matiasherrera8264

Жыл бұрын

@@blackflamesolutions526 I'm absolutely agree!!!!. ...but I saw this " program" since 2014 !!!!!... US eagles it is a company ( losses + profits) so .. I can not see ...the profits. "

Another Kiwi here. Would be interesting to see how some of these lads would go in our domestic NPC competition and even see if they progress into getting a Super contract. No better place to learn then take back the skills.

Good to see Donnie again! Recognised him from before

When we do Bronco's in NZ you go down for a burpee on each line or cone.

eyyy Jozi boy keep pushing brother

Hi, we are a local television Station from Samoa. Humbly asking if we can air your content on our channel (full credit to your KZread channel) We feel like the message through your content is very powerful and encouraging, and would be great for our young rugby prospects to see how big the world of Rugby is. Hope to hear from you soon Best Regards

@tv5samoa250

Жыл бұрын

So was that a no lol

@rtasi2000

Жыл бұрын

@@tv5samoa250 email them uso

Greg Janowick is a large bloke

Man if America cared as much about rugby or soccer as these other countries, our star athletes would DOMINATE

@BigBroKuma

4 ай бұрын

Ikr the highest 40 time was 4.5 😭 I was expecting at least a 4.4. I would love to see someone like DK Metcalf or Myles Garrett on the Rugby field