4 Straight Minutes Of JONAH LOMU Smashing People MUST WATCH

[@mataicakau237]

He got offered millions to switch to American Football but he turned it down. RIP big Jonah.

[@gohammtv]

Dope fact bro thanks for that RIP Big Jonah

[@rahowherox1177]

Dallas cowboys

[@antsxpants1244]

Yo Dallas Cowboys

[@jurgensommer430]

guess he would have been bored standing around most of the game 🤷

[@MrTimmytimmytimtim]

They offered him millions and he simply said "No thanks, I just want to play rugby with my mates."

[@colincameron5219]

Jonah at 6.5 ft and 120kgs he could qualify for the 100m in the Olympics he would not win but qualify. Yet he had major kidney problems so we never saw him at his best two times a week he was on diailise machine. When he had a kidney transplant he had the kidney put up higher and behind the the ribs so he could still play rugby

[@Adam-oy4ix]

6ft 5, 265lb and ran the 100m in 10.8 seconds. Incredibly strong and surprisingly agile for a for a guy that size. The most destructive runner of a football ever. I saw him play in the late 90's in a pre-season game at Ballymore against Qld and he treated the Wallaby winger Ben Tune (who was also over 100kg) like a speedbump all night. The big man was something we have never seen before or since. On top of that, such a great human being and humble man. RIP Jonah

[@jonplayle6954]

Jonah Lomu is an absolute legend in New Zealand 🇳🇿 and around the world everyone that plays Rugby knows of him bro

[@matrixwells]

Christian Cullen, Cheslin Kolbe, Tana Umunga, David Campese, Ben Smith, Bryan Habana, Jeff Wilson are some great outside backs (Jonah Lomu was an outside back), none of them had Jonah's size but were all lethal finishers (try scorers) too.

[@bernardmcmahon351]

It still makes me tear up with joy and sadness that he’s gone, lovely man , solid, so fast, like a freight train coming thru, like you reactions, he was just unbelievable

[@lahkeyroo6096]

at a time when rugby was transitioning to professional, after the 1995 World Cup, Lomu become the first global superstar - he made people who didn't watch rugby, watch rugby & he could run thru you, run around you, step you, impossible to tackle 1 on 1, he was a cheat code hahaha

[@JayRicoche]

The man had insane balance which made it hard to wrestle him down.

[@gregself6203]

The crowd would chant, "Give it to Jonah." GOAT, no doubt.

[@gemlc2022]

His funeral is a video that a lot of reactors have done a reaction too it's definitely worth a watch, different to other funerals you have seen

[@marknagy9714]

What you might not realise. Is many of these clips are Jonah up against absolute legends of the game. Massive players who he made look ordinary. Some of those players (not all) he did it time and time again!

[@carolinethompson6592]

You're reaction when Jonah did the kick and chase was priceless. You are the man, what an awesome reaction video. Thank you 🎉

[@douglaswright2143]

RIP Jonah. He exploded on the scene at the 95 World Cup, 18 years old, 19 stone and the fastest man in the tournament.

[@greylynnjr]

He was sick bro. Physically. Great human being. Thanks Lomu

[@lukajward]

In rugby you can only tackle someone if they have the ball in hand, that's why you often see players do little kicks over the defenders so that they can run freely without being tackled and then recollect the ball. Jonah didn't do that a lot tho as running straight through people wasn't really an issue for him. You should definitely watch a video on the basic rules of rugby to have a better understanding of everything.

[@badstreff]

He was quite sick for a decent part of his career. Insane to think about him being fully healthy and having a longer career. Taken way too soon and what a special athlete.

[@euphorichaggis8486]

A very young & shy Jonah Lomu before he was known around the world and in NZ, playing in a schools 7's tournament back in 1993. I remember watching this live and thinking omg this guy is going to be the next big thing and yep, he was! The incredible thing is he played most of his rugby very sick with kidney disease and eventually was on dialysis & needed a kidney transplant. What could he have been if he wasn't ill most of the time and struggling with fitness? We will never know. Gone way too soon! RIP big man. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWqXZXavirV4f9E

[@lastpenny849]

Kicking forwards is great because you can't be tackled without the ball, used a lot for tactics/field position.

[@gohammtv]

OokOk thats dope thanks bro

[@JankoMW]

​@@gohammtv Its a lower percentage play though because the bounce up of the ball is random and the defender could get it. A last ditch move

[@ramsey6681]

I'm 6'6", 18 stone, a former competitive martial artist and full-time nightclub doorman. If I was between Jonah and the try-line my thought processes would have been exactly the same as everyone else's. _"Fuck. This is going to hurt and I'm going to look like a dick..."_ 😂 RIP Jonah. A worthy legend.

[@paulryan320]

RIP Jonah absolute legend and the second one was against my own country, but like all legends u dont even mind they are just too good, man mountain with the speed of a cheetah

[@Roberto_79]

In terms of his impact on the game was unquestionably the greatest we have ever seen. 6'5" tall but could run 100 m like an Olympic sprinter, how do you Stop that kind of peace and power? People always say there was nothing like him… But there was another… Incredible talent, But troubled by his inability to find a place in the world. The only other person I would put on the same page and Jonah Lomu The ridiculously talented Rupeni Caucaunabuca kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWfUlYBshJdpebs

[@honahwikeepa2115]

Jonah was the master of initiating the contact. Muscles help, but his science around the contact area is second to none. Beating multiple opponents was customary for Jonah.

[@CoolCoyote]

Lomu is one of the best ever, but actually a number 8 Zinzan Brooke had a lot more skills than Lomu he was a 'loose forward' so he was involved in much more of the game, but added to this he had the brains , drop goals, a proper number 8. next guy I would say is prob dan carter, next probably McCaw, then christian Cullen, jeff wilson. But as an all round player Zinzan was the greatest player ever, but Lomu became popular because of his devastating 'go forward runs' power and speed, but rugby is more than just that .

[@justinereid6374]

He had huge mana!!! Huge respect to him!!

[@TheDonz]

I say he is the GOAT, like a Michael Jordan, but his illness robbed him and us of what would of been a dominant career. RIP

[@RicMcIlroy]

I'm an AUSSIE (i'm female) and it is with the bitterest taste in my mouth that I begrudgingly have to agree that this man Jonah Lomu is 100% the best rugby player of all time. I however absolutely will never admit this to my husband who is a KIWI himself, never, not ever, period. The rivialry lives on Aussie Aussie Aussie

[@AurelAvramescu]

He had a fantastic offer from Dallas Cowboys, but he refuse it because he said that he loves rugby.

[@gohammtv]

Thats a real dude right there money cant compare to the love of the game

[@lnemec2]

The reason he beat so many defenders in the later years was the fear factor

[@kurtistautuhi6750]

Depends on what era you grew up in. Everyone who remembered Jonah would know he was a force on his own when fit. Now days players are all in the gym and training so he might not be as destructive to rugby now however there has not been another jonah lomu to this day. He is a Legend in the Rugby world

[@whokilledjr3719]

One of his best games was against the wallabies in the year 2000 when rugby was well and truly professional. That backline was huge by today’s standards with the likes of mortlock, Ben tune, Chris Latham etc and he ragdolled them all. Not to mention destroying forwards whom were huge even by todays standards such as Phil Vickery. Size and strength of players hasn’t changed that much over the past 20 years, mainly has rugby has a high cardio requirement.

[@nickchivers9029]

If Jonah had come up now hed be in the gym too

[@richt71]

I think you were suggesting blocking him which is illegal in rugby. You can only tackle a player with the ball. Any other contact will get you penalised.

[@myafrosheen]

That's partly why I struggle to get into watching the nfl. I can't get excited about a big run when the player had the path cleared for them by a bunch of blockers

[@donjulio3137]

The GOAT!! Had to find the All Blacks games many years ago fell in love with rugby!!

[@ladydragon6854]

This is why he had the title of Lord of the Wings ❤

[@hazysummersky]

Jonah passed away due to a kidney disorder..one of the kindest bros going round. He was offered a $10M contract to play NFL, but chose to stick with the All Blacks in NZ, because he loved his rugby and his mates and his home.

[@jflashg1]

If you look at documentary on Jona Lomu, he was battling Kidney problems the whole time & eventually had to quite after kidney replacement surgery...... absolute GOAT

[@andrexadoh]

The man was a beast. Even loosies couldn't tackle him mind you he was really built for 6-7-8 but... I think Jonah was a major transition for how Rugby was organized. Used to be smaller players in backs so when he was put in it was amazing

[@akeelyaris7488]

Corleone x snap capone menace 2 society reaction

[@gohammtv]

Bet good look I just put it on the list

[@gooseman77]

Jonah was sick for the majority of his playing career. He eventually died of a heart attack related to his lifelong kidney disease. Imagine if he was 100% Joelie Videri was another great and also tragically died due to kidney disease. If you want to look at the greatest players of all time in terms of skill and not just smashing people; Richie McCaw is arguably the greatest Rugby player of all time regardless of position (is now an extreme multisport athlete). Daniel (Dan) Carter is the greatest Back of all time.

[@tomraymond9795]

Greatest of all time and its not close. RIP Jonah Lomu the 🐐

[@tobinbh3940]

Lomu was a wing.usually a slim dudes roll..he was massive and fast as heck..so strong!!! He is the Goat !

[@joeskienz]

Jonah was the world's first global superstar in rugby union and he only played at 75% health throughout his professional career because of his consistent kidney problems. Imagine him playing if he was 100% healthy.

[@garethross4271]

He's in my book the greatest. It's an ashame illness robbed him of a long career. He showed the way forward for a new wave of winger.

[@nameless1873]

He is to Rugby like Michael Jordan is to Ball

[@carolinethompson6592]

Jonah was and always will be the GOAT of all time for Rugby.

[@hurricaneezra]

"Jonah Lomu - Lord of the wings" video is the best highlights vid of the big guy. Please react to that one.

[@craigsteele1601]

When I was a boy, Jonah Lomu was the GOAT of Union, Martin Offiah was the GOAT of (domestic, UK) League. 2 different styles/rules of rugby, but both awe inspiring to watch.

[@housederb1868]

He could run the 100m in under 11 seconds plus his height and weight what a beast

[@John-f1g1e]

Defs the GOAT as a Winger. In Rugby union you keep possession as long as your team controls the ball. There is no forward passing, so you have to pass backwards, which, if a gap opens, means your guys are already getting the ball at speed. Sounds weird to US football, but the roots of that game came from Rugby Union. Would love to talk with you more about this game. I played both codes.

[@roweboat899]

Richie McCaw is the GOAT. Richie holds the record for most wins. Most rugby World Cup wins. He’s had the record for most wins as captain. And he’s the only person to win back to back World Cups as captain. He has a 89% win rate. And was named world player of the year 3 times. He was also named world player of the decade (2010s) even though he retired in 2015. Jonah is a more exciting player to watch than Richie though. And Jonah is known as Rugbys first superstar. He made rugby well known. Another player that is up there is Dan Carter. Also named world rugby player of the year 3 times. He holds the record for most points scored.

[@kahufalaoa4412]

Even Mccaw would say Lomu. He changed the way rugby is played.

[@eastchchkea6475]

I’m a Cantabrian and yeah nah, Lomu is the GOAT

[@mitchand9]

Could McCaw play wing? Lomu was originally a flanker before switching to number 8 and then the backline. You seem to have misunderstood the term GOAT.

[@neilstewart9799]

Richie was also offside 89% of the time too and I’m a one eyed Cantab. Gotta be Carter, Lomu and Cullen top 3 for me.

[@peterpeterpumkineater5182]

people always debate that there are other players that were better than lomu. but what they never mention is that he was never 100% if he had never had kidney issues i'd hate to think how devastating he would of been. but in his time in rugby he changed the game for ever. RIP LOMU

[@richard-ij2fm]

Its the quality of opposition that he's shrugging away thats impressive

[@andrewdunckley]

Funny fact.... Lomu never scored a try against South Africa in his career... He was a special kind of player...RIP GOAT...

[@danielafu2747]

When everyone demand taro n corn beef to be like Jonah because what he loves to eat, Polynesian favourite 😂

[@Roberto_79]

n terms of his impact on the game was unquestionably the greatest we have ever seen. 6'5" tall but could run 100 m like an Olympic sprinter, how do you Stop that kind of peace and power? People always say there was nothing like him… But there was another… Incredible talent, But troubled by his inability to find a place in the world. The only other person I would put on the same page and Jonah Lomu The ridiculously talented Rupeni Caucaunabuca kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWfUlYBshJdpebs

[@nzriotz9185]

To this day. No one out there like him. Meet him a few times and his legs are like tree trunks haha

[@lastpenny849]

The Dallas Cowboys were keen on signing him, but Jonah loved rugby and loved the All Blacks.

[@gohammtv]

Not signing was a smart move for him cuz he might have hated it to be honest lol

[@PattyOFurniture1]

One of our South African rugby players tried out being a kicker in the NFL back in the 80s or early 90s. There are similarities but I think a rugby player adapting to NFL would be difficult and visa versa. But its not impossible...

[@John-f1g1e]

I grew up watching this giant of the game. Superb athlete and so fast. 260lbs and as fast as an NFL Wide receiver. Imagine him as a tight end!

[@shaneblair7606]

Lomu's haircut is what us kiwis called a frindge (I think that's how you spell it) back in the days

[@craigpurcell6432]

Talent recognises genius: Good reaction video.

[@leemason5953]

6'5 and about 300lb,he was a machine,RIP big man👍👍

[@hansreftel4271]

Jonah Lomu was clearly the best.The Goat RIP. Not only was he big, hard and fast, he could fiddle past in almost a magical way. But I think you should look at Sebastien Chabal who is my favorite.

[@timjamesion4709]

AFL seems to also be a popular sport with reactions. Nice one to start with would be Mason Cox .

[@nickchivers9029]

Yes. Lomu is the GOAT. End of.

[@gohammtv]

💯 thanks bro

[@mohdnasir-wr5lb]

He's simply A Tank with an F1 engine..... very terrifying.

[@UncleNewy1]

Kicking the ball is the only legal way to pass the ball forwards in both rugby codes. As long as the next guy on your team to touch the ball , was behind the line of the ball when it was kicked (that imaginary line runs the whole width of the field, then it's a legal play and play continues.

[@karlennis3642]

Lomu was Sanders,Beast Mode,Taylor and Payton personified! 🇳🇿

[@itzmimz8238]

Jonah is the Michael Jordan of rugby

[@jeariouzvanwyk]

Check out cheslin kolbe he has everything except size, then again size doesn't matter in rugby😌 Great reaction🔥🔥.

[@sandybeaches_76]

Jonah Lomu is a fucking tank and a fast tank

[@bethdavies8494]

You should react to his funeral, it’s beautiful

[@gohammtv]

Ight I dont like funerals but I put it on the list LOL

[@AgunziLFC]

​@GoHamm TV Before you do that, you might want to do some research on the Haka. It's a Maori cultural greeting/challenge/dance performed as a show of respect. To fully understand his funeral, you need to understand the Haka. There are a lot of very good videos on you tube showcasing them. There are lots of different hakas, depending on your tribe and/or the occasion. It was mostly used early on as a form of intimidation/inspiration before battle. Most New Zealand sports teams do it before a match. Some do their own, some do the more famous "Ka Mate " ( pronounced Ca Mah Tay ). But I do suggest you look into it more.

[@DefKiller90]

Jonah lomu is the Michael Jordan of rugby

[@kiwikid67]

Sir Henry use to tell the players , Get the ball , pass to Jonah 😎 there’s some great coaching advise 😎

[@jurgensommer430]

5:58 - imho: Yes!

[@henrylewis3152]

You gotta watch quade cooper for skills and stepping and people like the tuilagi brothers for big hits

[@gohammtv]

Thanks bro I just put both on the list

[@Pinzollo100]

At 6"5' and 275 pounds he ran 100m in under 11 seconds...NFL gave him a blank cheque and he chose to stay big fish in small New Zealand pond.

[@MrTimmytimmytimtim]

The Dallas Cowboys reached out to him back in the day and offered him a multi million deal. He turned it down because, in his own words, Ï just want to play rugby with my mates."

[@lkuc06]

Maybe a reaction to the small guys of rugby?

[@spitsfreeman]

Here is an American player for you to react to. He plays the 7s format of rugby. "Carlin Isles - Rugby's Fastest Ever Player"

[@gohammtv]

Thanks bro ima check him out

[@brightmal]

I won't suggest that John Kirwin was the GOAT, that's Lomu for sure, but the Auckland Blues and the All Blacks of the mid to late 80's were pretty frickin epic.

[@iainrollo3525]

I think he was offered $5 million to go to American Football and refused

[@gohammtv]

Wow thats crazy .... but ayyy sometimes ur love for the game is bigger then money ... gotta respect it

[@davidnetherway4734]

we have one of mr lomus boots signed in my coletable case he was the goat of his time sadly his time was cut short rip big man

[@williamching1675]

It’s pronounced like - (low moo) brother 🤙🏼 much love from Australia

[@ryandavis7684]

Lomu was the 🐐, love your content bro 😂

[@gohammtv]

Thanks bro I appreciate real shit 😂

[@bradybaas6389]

Why do HUMANS say? "I ain't even gonna lie." Is it because INDIVIDUALS that say this usually lie? Or is it because HUMANS think they're their mind and thoughts. As an individual that doesn't lie, I don't need to walk around telling people, "I ain't even gonna lie".

[@juricaabc1807]

You should react to his funeral. Awsome

[@MattaRF25]

OG BeastMode

[@GrafindeKlevemark]

He was a bloody freight train !!!!

[@anitaherbert1037]

Some of these clips were after he already had kidney disease and on dialysis. He had a rough childhood and was stabbed multiple time. Post injury infections left permanent weakness.

[@rowan_8755]

DAN CARTER

[@adriandossantos4318]

Check out how many tries he scored against the Springboks.

[@HeeniKeke]

What relevance is that? Absolutely nothing. Jonah will always be the GOAT

[@brucefale6132]

Lomu would be the greatest attacking winger of all time. The define the goat of rugby you would have to take into account test matches played, longevity, influence on team and referee, leadership and awards won. That said the title should go to none other than Richie McCaw. His record speaks for itself

[@lesliewoodley2384]

2 GOATS , JONAH LOMU AND RITCHIE MCCAW.. FACT.

[@floatswithgoats8807]

Courtney Lawes... crazy tackles!

[@thefabulousplatypus8956]

Sensational specimen. Great player. All time best 11? Not Close. For example in nz There are 3 others with both better strike rates and overall number of tries. Howlett, Savea, Joe rock's. And defence? Not close. But it looks great in a highlight real When hes smashing them small french dude'sl, and marketing teams like big busting player's. But not even close to nzs best winger. And that's ignoring the likes of habanna etc from other countries. The best wingers have great timing. Speed and bulk is Less important. Howlett scored the most tries because he was super fit and was always in the right spot. Though in my opinion savea was the best ever 11 in nz. Jonah was a beast though, and incredible that all on buggered kidneys. RIP JL. Also watch the abs 2015 World cup play off Games for peak savea. Reminds me of JL.

[@MostlyPennyCat]

Jonah Lomu, isn't it Joe-Nah Low-Moo?

[@Alpha-Wolf]

I suggest a Jaques Burger Video. One of ny all time Favoriten Player

[@izzy031096]

And he was also one of the dirtiest pricks to ever play the game.

[@gohammtv]

That P I just put him on the list

[@redrust3]

Dallas Cowboys offered him a $10 million signing bonus. He turned them down. Would have been compared to Jim Thorpe from a century ago ago.

[@sabinasabina2010]

He got offered loads of money to play American football but was not interested. Also note he played with a serious illness. R.I.P

[@xinlaizan3195]

Amazing player. I was glad a went to a few of those games back in the day. Most players back in that era where worth watching. I lost interest in Rugby when it for too political recently.

[@kilgh]

And he did a lot of this while suffering from the kidney disease that would eventually take his life way too young. Imagine if he played fully healthy! Ruby Tui and Portia Woodman are the current GOATs of women's rugby. The "chip kick" is a great tool but also a dangerous one if you don't do it perfectly as you can give the ball away to the other side. Other teams definitely tried to shut Lomu down, but the entire team was talented so leaving 14 other All Blacks unguarded doesn't work either.

[@carllawrenczuk9173]

RIP King Jonah. And 💯 🐐 👊🏻

[@gohammtv]

RIP Big Jonah