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[@deadlymantis4210]

Not many NFL players / College ballers could hack a full season of Rugby. These guys are literally Rocks with veins

[@michaelsalmon9381]

Not even a full game.

[@gwagon174]

@@michaelsalmon9381 True cause they play 40 minutes 2 half's non stop

[@ryanallen2122]

True these Americans won't survive because we go to war for 80 minutes

[@solidostso8500]

@@michaelsalmon9381 you practically leave the field on an empty tank

[@russe19642]

That's a silly thing to say,anyone can play rugby.

[@AJE1697]

Here in the UK we play this in P.E at school, its actually fairly safe when you tackle with the correct form etc. If you want to see something that gives you goosebumps watch the all blacks do their Hakka, its like their traditional war dance before a match to intimidate the opponents

[@FUNNYCREW80]

i agree bro but its Haka. god bless

[@james8555]

Not all schools tho

[@itzakz2269]

Watch the one against England in the Rugby World Cup semifinal

[@jnrlloyddango6631]

Come to PNG you play everyday it's part of our lifestyle..💥

[@unitedauzzie3207]

yeah i palyed it in primary school too here in aus.. played both rugby but more league .. then so football ..soccer .. only when the rugby boys werent there ..

[@robjennings9143]

We play Rugby from a young age, your body gets use to big hits. 🇬🇧👊🏼

[@rotoz4life664]

Word my bro.

[@1ma4ighter]

truth, but let's be honest; most of the time it doesn't feel as bad as it looks

[@alexcjoyce]

Lol for sure, I started playing when I was 8 years old

[@montybrown2568]

still a terrible team

[@alexcjoyce]

@@montybrown2568 are you referring to England?

[@silvafoxx92]

Im 45, Samoan but born and raised in New Zealand and im still playing rugby, I LOVE this sport!! I love running and I LOVE hitting!!!

[@lordomacron3719]

Rugby is Warriors Sport. it is all about strength, skill teamwork and most importantly passion!

[@ECOWE]

Keep playing, I've just registered to play this season coming I'm 61

[@edlipsham8646]

When the bro said “you don’t have to act like a gorilla” that is literally that dudes nickname. Villa the Gorilla. Lol

[@LJ-kr4iz]

Important to mention here you are reacting to Rugby League not Rugby Union. Completely different set of rules

[@kameronlochery7576]

Plus league is better

[@rugbymaniacs2534]

@@kameronlochery7576 not what the world thinks.

[@maxoncrack6925]

@@rugbymaniacs2534 depends where u live

[@rugbymaniacs2534]

the only country where league is bigger is australia

[@richardeden2721]

He’ll no..Union all the way!!😁🏉

[@xQuickSilva]

The dude who trucked that guy is greg inglis the biggest fastest man in rugby league history. Make sure to check out "best of Greg inglis" you won't be disappointed

[@roryslaine7896]

Inglis was such a beast. Miss the days of him, Darren Lockyer, Billy Slater and Johnathan Thurston tearing it up. I grew up in Ireland, league isn't big here, but I always loved watching State of Origin and the Tri-Nations.

[@thuliyaLaw]

I am south africa ,man, I love rugby. The sport has its rules and sometimes there a hard hits that happen on the field. It's a beautiful game. We are trained from the time we are in the 3rd grade. By the time you are University (College) you are trained. But it's not all violent.

[@markdamianharkin5862]

I have been hospitalised 3 times. But still can't wait to get on the field. We know what we signed up for.

[@sgtboruto265]

@@markdamianharkin5862 Back injured = 8 months out, both knees injured = 2× 9 months out, shoulder injured = forever. Still I cry when the boyas play and I can't

[@docgonzales]

I'm watching your reply lying down, its been 15 years since my last game and when I get up off the couch it feels like i last played yesterday, the wear and tear is real.

[@ryandavis7684]

We literally live for this sport in Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 it’s our number one sport. Played this for 23 years now and still playing at 33, just had a 2 year lay off because I snapped my patella tendon, sprained my MCl and tore my quad. Love it can’t wait for my first game back next month

[@claytonleilua9501]

The game has changed a lot over the years. Most (if not all) of the hits in this video are illegal now due to numerous injuries. Now the rules are more strict in order to keep the game safe. The game still has big hit moments but there a lot more technical than the hits in this vid

[@joshanderson476]

Rugby separates the boys !from the men we play rugby from young at school I myself had my leg torn open with the studs on the boots I carried on till the end of game then went hospital haha

[@madmike987655]

To be fair, stud injuries are probably the most common and in most cases only injure the legs. Some of these injuries in the video were just blatant attacks on the players.

[@geoffwhiting6350]

And no Gum guards or cups

[@vinniepapalii9050]

Your a Friggin beast bro, cheers

[@theresahowes507]

I'm an English woman and rugby is a real man's sport, watch a few games . awesome

[@lextex3280]

Your reaction to this was golden guys.. I played rugby all through my school years.. Injuries were just painfully part of the game.. Cuts got stitched up when needed and you went back on.. I also broke my nose, jaw, 6 ribs and my leg,, that's along with being knocked out,, and the concussions.. And that was in my school years.. In my day you left high school at 16 years old.. The only thing that really keeps a rugby player off the pitch is Death ☠..

[@maxoncrack6925]

Second year of playing I shattered my joint in my finger and kept on playing then we went to the hospital and needed surgery

[@richardeden2721]

Kids these days can play to much I think. With school,club and county. For a many kids there Potential rugby career can be over before it starts. Which I really think is a problem.(yes I’m drunk)

[@walkz7854]

Should've watched Wales vs France on Saturday one of the best matches I've seen

[@keatonsmith3044]

Bro I’m from Wales and it was mixed dissapointment with amazement

[@walkz7854]

@@keatonsmith3044 I support Wales as well don't worry I understand how you feel

[@agib3201]

It was a mazza

[@cameronmurray6330]

facts

[@michaelwall3765]

france with th clutch

[@SlimmerNine]

You should watch The Footwork of Shaun Johnson and Roger Tuivasa-sheck. They play in Rugby League you can appreciate their rugby skills after you saw the Rugby League tackling in this video.

[@TheWhocoulditbe]

It feels good to have bruises at the end of the day. It hurts good.

[@sdev2749]

Just so you guys know this video was mostly Rugby League. There are two codes of Rugby in Australia, League and Union. They are similar but at the same time VERY different.

[@solidostso8500]

Jason Taumololo,Roger Tuivasa Sheck,Shaun Johnson just a few you should react too

[@jnrlloyddango6631]

There's a certain feeling when you play you will love it..❤️

[@mohamedawaale5532]

I love how they start loving the sport and after watching this they be thinking 'nahh this ain't fun at all its painful'

[@keleniseruvatu5299]

Love love love Rugby. Grew up watching and playing Rugby.

[@tomvincent3234]

It’s a fantastic game that I loved playing and miss it now dearly. Great way to relieve your anger and built up tension. Definitely separates the men from the boys!!

[@Ranger_ZA]

"Pain is temporary, glory is forever". - A term every rugby player on earth has heard before a match before Really miss the good ol'rugby days :(

[@bdnn3374]

Reminds me of British Bulldog on the school fields.. what starts out as a non-contact run-around in break-time turns into full contact retribution.

[@helpimtrappedinasignmaking8047]

that got banned from our school 👌

[@ckn9073]

@@helpimtrappedinasignmaking8047 same lmao

[@ianpodmore9666]

We used to play a game called Murderball at the end of PE. It was brutal.

[@Adrian-ey5xp]

Yep...these guys would tear shreds of NFL players .like your vids guys ...enjoyable to watch ..keep up the cool vids ..cheers from Australia

[@GreatestAlive29]

Its actually statistically safer than American football especially with like concussions etc

[@richardeden2721]

Agreed. And it’s got so much better and safer recently

[@pat4281]

I think we start playing union or league at a young age and we learn head position in a tackle, what contact we can absorb and the best angles to take down an advancing player. Depending on the sport we play in our formative years our physical development and muscle memory will always be there...its like when you watch a hit on tv your shoulder moves or a boxing match on tv and you slip the punch at home lol

[@monsterlgm4428]

Even tho union has the biggest concussion rate with 4.5 per thousand players well American footballs is 2.5 per thousand players and their are more stats

[@deankumeroa1515]

I play rugby when I was 8 years old I know rugby with my eyes close s rugby is like a bible to us

[@richardeden2721]

@@pat4281 I couch and head position is a big thing I focus on. Doesn’t help when the kids watch the pro’s that don’t!🤨

[@joyceflowershed]

My hubby played rugby back in the day, it was hard to watch from the sidelines sometimes, but the clubhouse after the game was tremendous. So many scrapes all forgotten over a good drinking evening 🤣😂

[@gunner9648]

(Jonah lomu lord of the wings) maybe the greatest rugby player ever 💯🔥

[@richardeden2721]

He was years a head of his time. Awesome player

[@eibbor171]

that guy was a athletic freak of nature he should've been illegal lol

[@HighMaintenancePS]

In parts of the world, Wales, South Africa, New Zealand, Fiji, Samoa, Tonga it is common for kids to play a simplified version of rugby called scrag on the daily. And some kids in England, France and beyond as well.

[@jedjago571]

Rugby isn’t as dangerous as the videos make it seem, often the game is slow you have to watch a game to understand, also a lot of this video is rugby league completely different to union. League is more similar to NFL but union is the most watched

[@richardeden2721]

Plus most of the tackles or illegal!

[@CkI682]

This is Undoubtedly the best rugby big hits video of all time !

[@laurabel1724]

I'm french and from Toulouse 🖤❤ In my school they teached us rugby in PE during elementary school for about 2 months, as a girl who used to play handball in club I kinda didn't expect to loose one of my front tooth during a friendly match... honestly it was a brutal and strangely funny experience 😅.

[@julien3794]

mdrrr on t'as remis un beau chicot j'espère pas comme penaud

[@goodshipkaraboudjan]

Well done to you! Can't say you've played rugby until you've spilled blood. Or as we say in Australia "Dropped the Claret".

[@JCSams]

That's our daily sport over here in New Zealand. We play street rugby on the road when we're bored or when theres no grass near us to play on

[@thesmirkinggrape]

From the moment you're able to catch a ball, we're the same in SA

[@calumcaldwell1884]

Your reactions are too good haha. You gotta check out Shaun Johnson or Cheslin Kolbe to see the skill and speed in rugby rather than just the big hits

[@richardeden2721]

Definitely. Plus most is these are illegal!

[@tjkilleen809]

was compulsary in loads of UK schools when i was a kid. from age 12+, so much fun. We had really competitive school leagues and the teachers/coaches took it so seriously too, ours were amateur players part time.

[@ilyaaspetersen9074]

react to Cheslin Kolbe from South Africa. One of the best in the world at the moment!

[@laptoppie2]

Reg soe!

[@rooman3334]

This is Rugby League from Australia New Zealand & UK.

[@kc1rt4p_39]

You guys see bad hits/injuries, But all we see is passion ✊🏽 Had to love watching footy back then when the shoulder charge was legal 🔥 #MongrelGames

[@akeaiothenielterrychristia5385]

Yo the shoulder chargers were the highlights of big hits🔥

[@charliewheeldon6537]

played 10 years boys....multiple countries... man up lol......you boys are young and fit im 41 and broken .....ill get on that pitch with you boys.....much love

[@chrismarshall1208]

React to Jonah Lomu’s highlights

[@HighMaintenancePS]

Mates it’s so fun watching you guys from a rugby nation. Boys it isn’t so dramatic as this excellent video. Rules have tightened around head contact. And this is a highlight of highlight package. Rugby is for real though. You are going to get hurt playing it, no doubt.

[@stth4080]

Shaun johnson highlights up next! He's got the sauce

[@gritlit6603]

I played rugby since I was 5. And i still playing it at 35. I love it.

[@chloelouise7852]

These were brutal 😬

[@richardeden2721]

Today these are totally illegal. But most of it is league where I only know union. But they must be illegal

[@ob1-computers659]

The pain killer comment made me laugh, I've been taking pain killers almost everyday for many years due to this beautiful beautiful sport.

[@desireeneho1612]

Sup I'm frm nz 🇳🇿 Yr reactions r crack up lol He needs to b arrested 😂😂🤣🤣🤣 girls ova here play rugby too and hit hard also 😎

[@stevepadgett1447]

Kia Ora Them maori girls hit harder than the Aussie blokes chur 🤙

[@joenelson4235]

The sport is actually a stamina contest more than a big hits thing. One player in rugby league might do 20 carries of the ball into the opposition and think the record for our league is about 90 tackles in one game. But 60 is normal. You'll run about 12 miles in 1hr 20mins of play with only a half time too. Playing the sport since I was a kid got a few scars etc sure but being desperate for breathe was the most memorable part.

[@powtheginge]

They be talking about wearing a helmet for safety but NFL have way more head injuries than rugby does!

[@monsterlgm4428]

That’s because of the helmets.

[@deankumeroa1515]

Take the helmets off and you wouldn't do thoses same moves and NFL that game is to slow to much stopping

[@jadeneilson2236]

This is Rugby League totally different sport but once your part of it you wouldn't want to leave, this sport is the greatest, its more than just a game. Its makes a family. You create a great bond when you play this game. When you put that shirt on and them boots it feels like home🇬🇧❤

[@billymanley2298]

React to jonah lomu highlights. Widely considered the greatest rugby player to ever live. 6'5 120kg (264lbs) 100m sprint 10.7 seconds

[@richardeden2721]

He was a a way a head of his time. Amazing player

[@jasonjones5357]

I'm a huge NFL fan since it came on TV in the UK since '83 and I'll argue with my rugby mates how hard the NFL is, but in all honesty rugby is a tougher sport and they don't get to go off the field, that is full-on non-stop apart from 1/2 time for 80 minutes. So they are fitter.

[@Lnch4ALion]

Would be great if you guys did some AFL vids . Can i request AFL top 50 marks of all time for all the Aussie subscriber's 🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@Lnch4ALion]

Best sport in the world , give it a chance and I'm sure you will agree 🤣😉

[@agib3201]

Yes mate

[@Lnch4ALion]

@@shuuuuushhshs2698 nope

[@Headphone-Heroes]

The whole point is whenever you have the ball you wanna truck people, when you don't you wanna make a big hit.

[@walkz7854]

Also all of these tackles are illegal so it's not a good representation of the sport

[@richardeden2721]

Totally agree

[@warrenbridges1891]

Walkz This is mostly Rugby League. If this video is as old as I think it is, League didn't adopt Union tackling rules until 2013. Therefore, at the time they were perfectly legal.

[@dintlemoshe4461]

The genuine fear on y'all faces took me out😂I've been watching Rugby since I was young and I still love this sport. The rugby players have been playing since a very young age

[@muzzy2396]

React to football

[@donaldroos4250]

We play rugby from 7 years old... it's in your heart... and it seems bad but if you get of the field you have so much respect for the team you played against because you gave your best and they did the same for the 80min...all the way from 🇿🇦

[@BlueShadow777]

You’ve developed a totally warped picture of what rugby is. How can you condemn rugby as a whole as “barbaric” and “animalistic” when you’ve watched merely a compilation of individual instances/hits and not a whole game...? Learn and understand rugby before you make an *informed* decision on it. As it is, your judgement is *ill-informed*. You’ve watched a compilation of hits from dozens of *different* games and probably over months or years. It’s not a million hits in *one* game. Rugby is not like that all the way through... it’s not the purpose of the sport to intentionally injure people.

[@jeandrenortje5409]

Im from South Africa and here we are super big on playing rugby like im afrikaans and most afrikaans family's it's a must to play rugby from a young age

[@jamesmcintyre6123]

You need to remember these guys avarage 250lbs and run a six second 50 but the difference between them and American footballers is after that hit they get up and go again ,there’s no stopping until the referee says so. There’s no going off for a rest it’s 40 minutes of that.

[@lanpingpug]

I dated a rugby player and he often got injuries to his face, even once a completely broken nose that he set himself after leaving the field briefly. He once broke 4 of his ribs and had to be hospitalised but he was back playing 3 weeks later, and in the meantime he never missed a practice session, obviously going against the doctor's orders.

[@maddyr2780]

When you said he hit him when he was already on the ground - play does not stop if you go down or once the tackle is made, they just keep going and he could have gotten back up so 🤷‍♀️

[@richardeden2721]

I know this was league...which I know nothing about but surely he has to go for the ball doesn’t he?

[@graham7176]

Rugby,said to have started at Rugby school in Warwickshire, England, in 1823-45

[@SeanCleverly]

As an Aussie, all I can say is this is why the Anzac legend is what it is, fearless, tough, hard as nails and that's just the ref, the fucking players are next level monster.

[@shizeqwin4639]

The guÿ on the left describing the different levels of strength of a man 😂😂❤ love your reactions

[@chuckyboy6977]

Check out the South African schools Rugby. They may be in their teens but the hit like a rhino in full charge.

[@Mat-uz8oo]

We were used to it from a young age in wales, to take the hits and get up lol.

[@jimlowe8511]

I played rugby for 11 years in Swansea, S. Wales, mostly as a young man and I loved every moment of it. Most of the incidents shown in this video are from Rugby league which is different to Rugby union. Rugby is a contact sport and as a school boy you are taught how to ride tackles and most players play the game without experiencing such violence, as to be honest it is counter productive if you tackle an opposition player illegally, you can be sent off from the game and thus put your team mates at a huge disadvantage. Yes, there are hard tackles and all rugby player love to make them but rarely as shown in this video. The whole idea of a good tackle is to try and dislodge the ball from the opposition player and to quickly retrieve the ball and set up an immediate counter attack. Punching and forearm smashes is a big no, no, as it could mean a lengthy ban from the game, sometimes for weeks, which means you are no use to your team, so not a particularly bright thing to do. The game is tough enough without dirty play and played well a joy to watch.

[@TE19M]

Lol I have 5 brothers who all play rugby Union and league. These hits are just the norms to us 😅😂 and we’re Samoans born and raised in NZ

[@redguardoverall6807]

Most of this is rugby league which is different rules to rugby altogether. Great reaction as always.

[@richardeden2721]

I’m the same. Never played or watched league but these must be illegal right?

[@redguardoverall6807]

@@richardeden2721 Yeah they're illegal hits nowadays.

[@warrenbridges1891]

@@richardeden2721 They were legal before 2013. Now they must wrap like in Union.

[@hayleyfinch3369]

The best of sundays are spent either playing or watching rugby with your sunday dinner 🙂

[@swannvictor1388]

57 year old Welshman here: we play Rugby from the age of 5 onwards: school, Street, park...anywhere. Its the national game in Wales. Really don't understand the fuss...its a wonderful game.

[@MRATED-NZ]

A Jonah Lomu tribute would be awsome he is a legend in rugby and well feared on the field but well loved here in New Zealand 🇳🇿

[@jonej.e.t9985]

Here in the Pacific, rugby is second to religion..u got Fijians,Tongans,Samoan,Maori etc.. kids be playing from a young age...yeah those big hits..we used to it..one gets knocked this week..you gonna see him running back in the field the following week...all day everyday rugby💪.. Vinaka👍👊

[@hoppa069]

These hits since 2012 are now illegal and if done can cost you several weeks on the side line. Reason being, one of the greatest players to have played this game Greg Inglis put on a shoulder charge so hard that it knocked Dean Young unconscious and was out for several minutes.

[@MRH23020]

The six nations which is the biggest rugby union tournament behind the World Cup just started a few weeks ago. Wales vs France is the best game I’ve ever seen and it happened last Saturday.

[@binky5498]

my aunt works for the usa rugby team and she gave me the merch aswell

[@joegeekie8511]

We used to play after work. sometimes not make work the next day. but its brilliant fun. played since i was 18 to 38 years old.

[@tshegomx2299]

That's a real mans sport. Springboks all the way South Africa's finest.

[@warrenbridges1891]

tshego mxeli Most of this is Aussie Rugby League. Not Union. South Africa hasn't qualified for a League World Cup for decades. It's not their game.

[@DCrox2803]

Crushers and high tackles are illegal but they tend to be over looked in most scenarios because it’s such a fast paced game. On field fighting is extremely common and usually ends up with being carded and put off field for a certain amount of time.

[@richardeden2721]

Most of this is league which I know nothing about. I’ve only ever played union and watched. But I think in league the can contest the ball better in male position maybe compared to ground? I don’t know. What I do know is I’m drunk as fuck and am not fit to be commenting on fu;4ing KZbin hulaaaaaa

[@rexharrison2066]

There's so much more to rugby than the big hits. There's awareness of the play and your team-mates to permit those fantastic running and passing plays, ball handling skills, kicking skills. For starters.

[@dazzanomas9418]

Rugby is the national sport of Wales, we start playing it in school from the age of 7. We learn it in school and then if you are any good you leave school and start to play for your local village or town and in South and West Wales every village and town has a rugby club. In 2021 Wales are the 6 Nation Champions, in the 6 Nations you have Wales, England, Scotland, Ireland, France and Italy. It's a brutal game but it does turn boys in to men.

[@malfromthetoon6705]

The people who play rugby union are your lawyers,teachers,professional people, and they massive .even the little ones are big men.

[@tamatiholmes333]

Their are two codes of Rugby they are similar but are different games, "Rugby Union" & " Rugby League " the game play reviewed was Rugby League

[@francoisdutoit6206]

From the age of 6 it was Mandatory for every boy to play rugby. Abtw, no drugs, players are tested every week. Greatest Sport on Earth ❤

[@jackfrancis1652]

That's Rugby League right there . Different form of Rugby compared to Rugby Union . One of the difference is Rugby League has 13 players on each side of the field whereas Rugby Union has 15 players on each side . And also one important thing to note is that Rugby League only has 5 plays which simply means you're only allowed to play the ball only 5 times and hopefully score a try and if not you get to kick the ball on the fifth play or else it will be turned over to the opposing team. And in Rugby Union , you can play the ball for as long as you can and the only way you can lose the ball is if your team is penalised or you lose the ball due to a knock on or a turn over in a form of a ball being stolen by an opposing player.🤙

[@TheClearvoice]

Unless there is a specific injury, rugby players don't take painkillers after. It's called impact fitness. During the game, the pain system dials down by 75% or more while trained aggression takes over. Also, rugby players are pro-rata to size heavy people, as bones and muscle become extra dense to handle impacts and the stamina test. Again, impact fitness. Lastly, rugby players develop a rapid recovery capability that cures deep bruising etc. The players you are looking at here, assuming that is a Saturday game, would be back in the club for Monday debriefing and light training, and in full training again by Tuesday.

[@Hawko1313]

coming from other tackling sports, thats what hit different about rugby. they dont just tackle, they stop you by any means necessary.

[@roshels1296]

You guys are such babies rugby is the best 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@aaronsanders6465]

Thing about this sport is that while having players who are the best at something is good, having players who play as a team and keep turning up for their brothers is more important. The game doesn't stop just because the ball hit the ground, or because someone gets hurt. If shit happens you gotta suck it up and keep going so that your brothers will do that for you as well. There is no offensive team, defensive team, and special team, you have to be able to do all three - and do all 3 without the luxury of a 10 minute rest and discussion between every play. There is hardly any downtime. Your offensive team is also your defensive team, and they have 3 to 5 seconds to reset themselves after each play after having retreated 10 metres each time, and then go again. No point having Tom Brady in your side if he cant defend like a linebacker or kick like a punter with no rest between plays and no rest when not in possession. No point having Brian Dawkins in your side if he can't run, catch, juke and dodge like a receiver, back or punt returner while also being able to tackle any back or receiver. Oh yeah - and getting the ball across the plane of the goal isn't good enough, It has to touch the grass in the goal area while you are still controlling the ball.

[@tomtate5329]

Totally normal over here in the UK..I used to play on the concrete with my friends when we were kids

[@guillaume51288]

Rugby is indeed a sport with huge contact. But keep in mind that this video is mostly showing illegal hits and fights( Which are sanctionned as well) :) Rugby is a beautiful sport .

[@AhMySoupScary]

poly bred women here 💪🏽💪🏽 Love this sport lots still!! This is what we sign up for and we know it 👊🏽👊🏽 It still rocks though 🤟🏽🤟🏽 🇼🇸 🌺

[@anotherstormer]

These are all Rugby League though and not the more widely spread Rugby Union. All of those would be a sending off in Union and if I'm not mistaken League has adapted its rules.

[@firstnamelastname9013]

Funny thing is off the field most of them are really nice laid back guys !

[@acepole3541]

Rugby is the sport you play in grade 3 to 12 to toughen you into a true blue Aussie, you drop out your no Aussie if you can't shoulder charge a Hilux at 10k or take a hit from a straight brand steer New Zealand is the place your you 🍻👍🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@AnticipatedDay]

It’s not unusual in rugby league or rugby union for a players to incur the following, stitches to the face and head, broken noses, jaws, eye sockets, dislocations to fingers, knees and other joints, torn ligaments and more. They have been described as games the closest you can get to going to war without going.

[@tlotloramelotsana8205]

South Africa is #1 at the moment

[@Honza-001]

At rugby, not at rugby league.

[@pochopayaso5949]

This sports is like dont bleed rules! Highly respect to this beasts!