Jonah Lomu international tries

[@derrickspooger798]

RIP Jonah. Thanks for being a great person, player and giving us so many good times. Gone at age 40 years. Too soon bro.

[@JeanDeLaBon]

+Derrick Spooger So so unbelievably sad that someone as awesome as this, dies from an obscure disease...

[@arg5933]

R.I.P Lomu you will be remembered as one of the best players to ever participate in this great sport! #RestInPeaceLomu

[@olech24europe]

+Derrick Spooger Deeply sad news.I saw him on TV during last World Rugby Cup in England (final match Australia-New Zeland).Smiling,happy man.Who would have said that I see him alive for the last time. He was one of those players because of which I became interested in rugby at the end of the 90s.The biggest loss in the history of rugby R.I.P wonderful man!

[@arg5933]

Los Pumas 24 astleasthe was proud of his country getting to see them play that one last time :)

[@jayharris2253]

+Derrick Spooger It should've been John Key...

[@betabyfar87]

RIP the one and only Jonah Lomu. An absolute honor to be a rugby fan and watch him live gracing the field with his talent. 50 years time the name Lomu will still be talked about in rugby circles all over the planet.

[@gwilliams4674]

There will never be another Lomu. He was the first global superstar in World Rugby, and his talents changed rugby forever. He had the flair of David Campese, and Saint-Andre, with the bulk of Sella and Pienaar. Regardless of whether you were an All Black fan or not, you couldn't help but enjoy seeing this guy motor home.

[@rosieackland490]

U r quite right I am an all black fan all though I am a female

[@mathewdeering]

As his coach at the time said, "Remember rugby is a team game so all 14 of you pass the ball to Jonah". That about says it all. I'm an Aussie, and I'm happy to say the dude was an absolute genius.

[@KristianStock]

So sad to hear about Jonah. His spirit & influence on the game will never be forgotten. A true rugby legend.

[@ShadowMan66]

Amazing guy I have a lot of respect for him as the ONLY ALL BLACK who didn't run away to the dressing rooms when France put NZ out 43-31 in 1999. He was the only bloke that 'manned up' and stood out there talking to press and the fans. I hope his health is improving. I believe he never scored a try against South Africa in his career but running over Mike Catt was a highlight ;)Get well big man take care, respect.

[@HillCeltic1985]

RIP big man! Coming from someone who isn't a fan of rugby, you are as much of a legend as the peles and Muhammad Ali's. When I was a kid I would come in the house from playing football if New Zealand were playing, onlyto witness one of the most influential and iconic sportsmen the worlds ever seen! You will be missed! Thoughts go out to your family.

[@DarylAdair]

An extraordinary athlete and a great man. For only 40 years. But what what a giant shadow Joan Lomu cast. Will always be remembered by those who respect sporting greatness.

[@eelesey1]

So so sad to hear the news. What a great player-hard to watch as an England supporter! All round inspirational guy...Thanks for all the good times!! RIP

[@1989NickyD]

Goodnight big fella. One of the greatest. R.I.P

[@usi8821]

you have inspired thousands of people Jonah lomu you are so awesome RIP

[@Pukekura35]

Thanks for posting! Brings back some great memories.

[@peterali7521]

RIP Jonah Lomu, thank you for being such a positive inspiration to all sportsman who admired you.

[@MrFraserj]

the man is the same age as me and I loved watching him play he was an awesome competetor and something special and had the respect of the world. RIP Jonah.

[@marksalmon5371]

The best I've seen . Power , speed . And a great man . One of my all black heroes. ... thanks for this ....

[@s.t.browne7102]

I still love watching this "legend" - great memories - a superb upload. Thanks, Jonah - for giving us "pleasure."

[@ndog37]

Thanks for sharing this. I loved watching the speed and power of JL growing up. Good memories.

[@noverdinho]

RIP Hero, you make all Kiwis proud. Youre memories are always be with us. God bless you, haere haere haere, Joe ;(

[@KmT81]

R.I.P Pelé of Rugby

[@daniebiermann5361]

Rest in peace Jonah. You inspired a lot of school kids to play rugby! Great ambassador for the sport.

[@MisterRugbyFan]

Nice work finding these tries!

[@billyb9573]

Great Video, great seeing this legend again!

[@tonygoodwin2834]

The greatest winger in either Rugby Union or League in the history of both. Simply the best ever and made the biggest impact of any player ever.

[@allanong4318]

Rest in Peace Jonah Lomu... Simply the best.

[@louispretorius7370]

Yes, he did much for the game and for motivating people around the world. His size was not all that made him the player that he was, as there is many such players around today, his speed, his side-step and the way that he and players around him created the team-feeling, that was his contribution to the sport. The biggest legacy, however, was his partial recovery from the disease in 1999: from being bedridden, to learning to get up, to walk to run to play rugby and then ultimately in scoring 8 tries at the 1999 World Cup- that is motivation and discipline. My wish: stop comparing his size to players of today, as there was much more to him, truly, Jonah, bigger than most people playing rugby in size, but in stature, bigger than most created by God.

[@Arise1993]

Still remember watching him at a all blacks training session in palmy back in 98/99 i was only 5/6, dad took a photo of me with lomu and ian jones, will never forget than even tho i was so young i can still remember it, lomu was the greatest winger we have ever had...... Imagaine what a 100% healthy jonah would have done during his career. R.I.P big man you were and are the greatest!

[@tukilevu25]

Still remember how you broke a lot of Fijian Hearts by running over the whole Fijian Team in the 1994 Hong Kong 7s Tournament... Despite that, you were respected and adored by many Fijians. The National Stadium was packed to capacity when you toured over with the Waikato Chiefs for a pre-season match with the Fiji Warriors... I will never forget that day... You will be missed Big Jonah...😔😔😔

[@Edward1312]

The most extraordinary player who has ever played the game.

[@jacquelinefox4492]

And what a gentle person I was lucky to see him . He lives on. 💞🏉

[@arvstephenson1107]

RIP Jonah Lomu. Truly an extraordinary player.

[@rasydanahmadfaiz5904]

RIP Jonah Lomu. Thanks for those wonderful, and sometimes impossible tries you gave us.

[@camouflage873]

Sad that he's passed at such a young age😩 Seeing him in full flow was nothing short of amazing RiP big lad

[@austinreid7229]

I'm not a rugby fan but I'm not ignorant to the games greatest players either.And Jonah was definitely one of them.The fact I know of him says it all really.He went beyond just being a rugby player.RIP Jonah.

[@jcai922]

+林柏銘 你收皮啦 杏加橙

[@austinreid7229]

Sedowski unmeter lever ti nor ski jelom petresky.

[@javagenius6012]

+Ra Batch nice come back

[@keithmoon8838]

+林柏銘 Impressive comeback. Did you work on it for long?

[@javagenius6012]

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[@moc7323]

My sister in law was his dialysis nurse in NZ Said he was the most loveable person . She had many a chat with the big man . Just a beautiful soul RIP big man Love you ❤️🇮🇪

[@timorum]

6:45 "Look its the youngster macaw" LOL

[@tamabrightwell4536]

‘It’s the youngster McChaw “...🤣...just goes to show the legacy AB’s and Lomu’s try scoring ability is still amazing even by today’s standards 🥝

[@MrCelticcc1]

Absolute legend! We will not see his likes again. R.I.P. Jonah Lomu

[@raymondcheruiyot]

What a player he was.. You watch him play and you wanna hit the roller. May he R.I.P

[@davidlewis8690]

Thanks for everything bro. We love you

[@neddyhenare7897]

One of a kind... best attacking back of the century R.I.P Jonah

[@rawirihinder]

Such a legend. So large, yet so fast!

[@PK-bh2sr]

Fantastic video. RIP Jonah! 🙏🏽

[@Cwmbran1984]

I'm getting goosebumps just watching him score these tries. Gone too soon Jonah 😔

[@sherman4970]

Has to be one of the top five all time best wingers ever,,outstanding class!! Rip lomu!

[@magicson100]

Rest in Peace Jonah, The Greatest Rugby Player of The All-Time...

[@nzfreeski]

Lomu. was incredible and only ever played at 70%!! his Kidney issues plagued him even. when he was playing fit..

[@Lawson7086]

R.I.P Jonah Lomu unquestionably the greatest Rugby player of all time and i am from England, i was driving my truck to London to deliver 44 ton of milk when his death was announced on the BBC on my truck radio, i was totally in shock and don't mind admitting that a tear ran down my cheek, Jonah will be missed by Rugby fans from all around the world! A truly tragic event and My thoughts go out to his Family and especially his 2 young sons!

[@ianbates6618]

RIP Jonah Lomu one of the best players ever, respect

[@theirishneilers]

Absolutely superb upload.

[@keyboarddancers7751]

I bet that man's body took some additional punishment because of being a marked man. He was big and fast but ultimately he's still made of skin, muscle and bone. Plus he was basically unwell throughout most of his career. Truly an extraordinary player.

[@seven.8228]

Keyboard Dancers best comment here , RIP to the man who dominated and made rugby what it is today - all while very ill and going under transplants - while never complaining

[@LimitlessPostman]

RIP Jonah... One of the greatest :'(

[@nzoomed]

I never realised he was in the AB's for so long! I thought he quit rugby well before then with his kidney problems. Im not a rugby fan, but i know he was one of the best players this country has ever seen!

[@kmagaming230]

+nzoomed He played proper rugby for 11 years then had to quit, he had a rugby 7's career from 2004 to 2009 as well

[@Fuzcapp]

I love the try against France (at 4.38) where Lomu is like a pinball bouncing off players and then for good measure he hand-palms Benazzi onto his back - and Benazzi was a giant of a man, very feared international forward, and Lomu just throws him off with contempt.

[@sammystate21]

Not gonna lie, i don't know shit about rugby but holy shit, what a display of speed and power

[@nikolasknepper9964]

Yeah I dk anything about rugby either but man he was running people over like he was in pads!

[@boondoxroxsox]

Nikolas Knepper No. No, don't put it like that. Then you make it seem like American Football.

[@hamishjames5953]

Nice vid, a lot of rare tries in there that I haven't seen since the day of the test.

[@Gerrard519]

He's a fucking freak, and I mean that with the highest respect....jeez I miss him

[@eduar1967]

Descansa en Paz!! Fuiste el mejor de todos Jonah!!

[@melissaplaysroblox7847]

R.i.p Loma thanks for scoring lots of tries and beings a brave rugby man if I was your coach I will give you every medal and trophy in the rugby universe

[@cheeseeater9995]

The Greatest. ☘Ar dheis dé go raibh a hanam.☘- From a half Welsh and half Irishman. ❤️Dyn dewr.❤️

[@s.t.browne7102]

A truly "brilliant" player - Thank You, Jonah - RIP !!!

[@sherman4970]

What an absolute phenom ! We were blessed to be in the Lomu era of rugby.

[@mikesparkes9626]

It's amazing how the ABs attack and have Lomu on the left wing in so much space - you can't give him that much space - he was a born finisher , superb

[@allblacks4729]

this english commentators has got some class, last try… the name is enough..epic

[@stevenmelling6068]

Rip jonah a great human and a amazing role model

[@fcukugimmeausername]

@6:50 'the youngster McCaw' :)

[@aky19832001]

He was 6'4 and over 260lbs at his peak! moved like a ballerina and hit like bull. Thr NFL offered him millions to swap sides but stayed loyal to rugby.

[@bidz1947]

Gone too soon Jonah, we'll miss you dearly. Thank you and RIP big man. :(

[@alanafl5116]

I love that you were a grate person out of rugby

[@Hittingitstiff]

RIP big man. A true sporting legend.

[@bobjones249]

it is like watching a man play against children

[@michaelmarsandaries]

RIP. One of the greats.

[@nukestrom5719]

Gone at such a young age. RIP

[@clubsport96able]

I loooovvvee it. mean as,don't know if there ever b a narda Jonah,commentator at 6.50 crack up ohhhh ohh.

[@JamesBarrett23]

Never forgotten.

[@DAGATHire]

You know what's scary about this video... It is this simple point. Back then Lomu was a freak, a big powerful fast freak and we loved him for it. Everywhere he was respected and feared. But what is scary is that now, today, his size, strength and speed is normal! Every top international team has a bunch of lomu type players in their back-line. Not saying they are all as good as he was, but his size was not normal back then and now it's normal.

[@craigyakas391]

+DAGATHire Name one

[@DAGATHire]

Craig, on this day when one of the greats has passed away i think i will refrain from getting into a childish flame war. Peace.

[@DAGATHire]

***** I totally agree. He was a wonderful representative for his country and indeed Rugby as a game globally. He will be missed greatly.

[@mightytriceratops]

+DAGATHire Sorry mate but don't think there is a player today who is as big, as fast or as strong. Players that might come semi-close are George North and Julian Savea and perhaps Israel Follau who are all decent players in their own right but they do not match Lomu in any facet.

[@DAGATHire]

mightytriceratops My comment very clearly stated that his size is normal now. and my comment very clear states and i quote myself here "Not saying they are all as good as he was, but his size was not normal back then and now it's normal." My comment was not and is not a reflection on a great man, representative and ambassador for our sport. My comment was clearly an observation on how rugby has changed so much, that every team now has huge players with speed and power playing in the back lines. But when Jonah came on the scene 20 years ago this was not normal. My comment was not about him. it was about the game and how it has changed. I will not be drawn into a fight on this. i will not disrespect his memory on the day of his death by having my comment twisted into something else.

[@luisjavierlopezcastilla6785]

Adiós a un grande del deporte!!!Descanse en paz

[@OscarHather]

RIP what a Legend!

[@jayreddy2432]

I am so sorry to say this but Jonah Lomu has recently died. I am so so so very upset, he was my hero! Please spread the sad news. It is just coming to light here in NZ.

[@fletmok3548]

7:14 😂🤣😂 That Italian fly half is thinking please just place the ball down Mr Lomu!

[@MrDelvoye]

i just cry

[@TheManonthemoon444]

RIP Big Man.

[@BraveNewWorldOfficial]

Jonah just andOutstanding person on and off the field.

[@marcomura6221]

RIP grandissimo jonah vero ed unico guerriero esempio per tanti grazie per sempre

[@gaganovitch]

1:58...SUPERB!!..RIP Champion!

[@alainponsolle7654]

UN MONSTRE DU RUGBY ,AVEC UNE GENTILLESSE ,JAMAIS DE MAUVAIS COUPS SUR LE TERRAIN ,REPOSE EN PAIX ,AU PARADIS DU RUGBY

[@qklee11]

Greatest player I ever saw play the sport

[@GoGoTwice]

The closest to a human wrecking ball I’ve ever seen, he was unstoppable!!

[@mikedethierry4837]

There will never be any player from all rugby nation's be any good as our sir Jonah lomu aye champese hahaha

[@jonpauljones5797]

Wow wow proud welsh man still my all time fav, Shane is close second tho

[@tukilevu25]

"....To Lomu!!!.....The name is enough!!!" Hahaha... Classic... RIP Big Fella...

[@nickdrakeford1409]

Any chance of doing one for Rokocoko? Love this by the way!

[@michaelgallardo3746]

velocity + mass = Lomu. RIP.

[@dmmmac2]

Was lomu ever tackled?

[@anarushiofuki5346]

south africa tackled him

[@henarewihapi8054]

+Otto Heine Japan who ??

[@henarewihapi8054]

+Otto Heine south Africa rank #3.. Japan rank #14.... 😨

[@anarushiofuki5346]

we used bad players

[@garysymons53]

No

[@leannerees9511]

That was awesome RIP Jonah

[@GS-fo6lv]

in football there was ronaldo 9 and in rugby there was Jonah Lomu 11 *_*

[@Mr1in1000000]

Could you imagine how good he could have been with the nutrition and science in sport these days

[@brettwilkinson9529]

One wonders how good Lomu would have been 100% healthy . We will never see a player like him in our life time.

[@ryankemp3242]

RIP Jonah

[@gonewiththesmoke]

RIP you legend :(

[@iancurtis1152]

Indeed! The name is enough😞