OMG RUGBY NIGHTMARE!! NBA FANS FIRST TIME REACTING TO JONAH LOMU’S

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OMG RUGBY NIGHTMARE!! NBA FANS FIRST TIME REACTING TO JONAH LOMU’S
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[@shadhurdle524]

He was 6'5 , could run 100m in 10.8 seconds , could bench 350lbs, and on top of all that he played part of his career having kidney cancer and played THROUGH the pain. Absolutel legend and the best rugby player ever

[@fresh4606]

He’s definitely not the best player evr

[@shadhurdle524]

@@fresh4606 I mean of course rugby has progressed physically but he dominated more than any other player I can think of

[@joemm96]

@@fresh4606 He was the first official rugby superstar, people didn't know about rugby, but they knew about Jonah Lomu. The first ever rugby video game is in his likeness. he is the most iconic rugby player ever

[@lastpenny849]

@@fresh4606 There is no one that could do what Jonah could, just he couldn't do some of the things others did. Early in his career no one could tackle him, too fast too strong. 1996-1998 hands down the best player on the planet..then he got sicker. Yes he was already sick when he was the best player. Hard to fathom really.

[@IAT1964]

Was not cancer. Was some sort of degenerative disease

[@bzilla1090]

Jonah was more than just a Kiwi legend, he was a Icon for all Rugby fans, legend of the sport, the GOAT and my personal inspiration and hero. R.I.P LEGEND 🇿🇦🇳🇿

[@jamesaitchison9478]

Jonah Lomu was a powerhouse, he was offered an NFL contract to play in America, but refused because he loved Rugby. The man was a machine, great player. R.I.P Jonah Lomu.

[@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4]

A bit more to it than that, he got offered 2,6 million to play for the Dallas cowboys but turned it down because he wanted to fullfil his dream to be a new Zealand all black

[@PuhiPureBloOdYT]

That 'back to business' face means he dont care about what he just did, he thinking of what he gonna do next, he was really humble and is why the country and people worldwide LOVED him, including myself .. MMT R.I.L

[@markaitcheson3212]

This is probably the weakest tribute to him video wise, you need to do Lord of the wings to get a true idea, this right here is nothing compared to what's on that video.

[@22DaylightDawning60]

The rugby world never got to see Jonah reach his FULL potential because he suffered from a congenital kidney problem throughout his career, to which he finally succumbed. It's mind bending thinking how much more devastating he could've been! Forever remembered as the legend he is for all Pacific rugby players and fans alike. R.I.L.❤

[@geraldtaylor8047]

"What is a try?" That's the touchdown or main score opportunity in rugby. Originally when first created, there were no points given for this. It gave the scoring team the chance to "try" to kick the ball over the posts to score (or convert the points), so the name for this stuck as a "try" when they realised this was more exciting to watch and attribute points for it. And the other points for the successful kick over stuck as the "conversion"

[@TahBeiCuzzy]

Jonah is the Mike Tyson in rugby. The GOAT. was awesome to watch him smash and carry the opposite team to the trylines. Yet off the field he was another man to the fans worldwide. One of a kind he is. Not was. Because there's been no one else like him... Since.

[@bernardmcmahon5377]

You saw it, he goes through three, four men,, just steams straight through, what a man, he was such a lovely man also, so fast,powerful and strong. Love your reaction and presentation. Salford uk

[@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4]

I was from the same place as Jonah, we saw him often , he was about 10 months older than me, he was a bit if a star even in high school , he was huge compared to everyone else his age, I played left wing at the same time and place as Jonah but only at under 21s club rugby level when he was playing for counties and the all blacks, I played similar style of game to him I think it was just the way wingers from our province played ,and when you've got power and speed you become like a roguevshsrk waiting to inject yourself into the right place at the right time big fend shoving them back thru the air onto their ass or powerful bump off or bowl over then over for the try, I worked out a lot and was a bit of a freak a muscle head ,was seriously built at an early age ,still am lol , joeli vidiri was the other winger in counties when Jonah was here , joeli was 6,3 110 kg and faster than Jonah he was from the same gym and same rugby club as me, he'd score more tries for counties than Jonah but they were good friends, both had the same kidney disorder both died from it, joeli died a few months back

[@honawikeepa5813]

Master of initiating the contact. Bloody legendary.

[@honahwikeepa2115]

New Zealand All Blacks, most winning team in sporting history. Not bad for 4 million people. Attitude physicality and love for the brothers.

[@nanox4]

What a monster. Btw I ain't sure about steroids. Pacific islanders are that massive. Got to spend some time in NZ and I couldn't believe how big some of these people are. Not even talking about athletes, just regular people walking on the street.

[@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4]

Tell me about it, Jonah's one of the skinny Islanders lol, I'm 100kg and I felt like a little boy walking past a Samoan family their 10 year old daughter was bigger than me not kidding

[@hmmmyeahnahdoh823]

@@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4 Polynesian's steroid's of choice are Taro, Corn Beef (SPAM) drenched in plenty of Coconut Cream... and mountains of Fried Chicken, pineapple and banana garnished with Taro leaves to round out that all important balanced diet😉.

[@matthewcullen1298]

I live in an area in Australia where there is a big Samoan population. They are naturally big in build and most I meet are lovely people. Went camping with a big group of them once ,it poured rain for days and the muddy track was super slippery. I saw four of them lift the back end of a station wagon back onto the track . They hosted us to a dinner one night. I can tell you they know how to cook and were such warm generous hosts.we all had a great night 😊

[@damiangordon8893]

have a look at chelsin colby from south africa and faf de clerk. both are absolute legends of the game

[@janneroz-photographyonabudget]

Jonah Lomu was a monster of a man, combining brute strength, power and a balletic grace. Probably the greatest ever. He's sorely missed. A true gentleman of the game. Rest in Peace Jonah.

[@gilikaltz2932]

A try is like a touchdown in American Football.

[@kumasenlac5504]

5:46 Perfect anticipation, timing and acceleration - rugby on another level...

[@Mrmhibbert]

Lomu was the the best in the world at the time. He was 6ft 5 and all muscle... That's why he just runs through people. He would have been the perfect TE in American football

[@lastpenny849]

He would have made linebackers look like school kids. I would have played him at FB or RB and run screens and pitches with wide blockers. I would like to see a safety try and tackle Jonah..hahahaha..would have been epic.

[@jameshn504]

Imagine this guy in a body armor and a helmet like the NFL players play😳😳, scary dude 😂😂😂

[@fattwat1]

You will probably find a rugby pitch is longer than a American football pitch

[@rittherugger160]

In the early days of rugby "scoring" what you would call a Touchdown wasn't a score. You got no points for it. What you got was a chance to kick at goal. You got a free TRY to score..

[@judiestanley1312]

Jonah Lomu (RIP) dominated back then and he will be remembered in every generation💖....i don't care what anyone says if there are other players now that are better..boooiiii Lomu is the ORIGINAL in rugby world....PERIOOOOOD!!!!!!

[@xrekcor]

Brother Jonah RIP even people from opposing teams loved him imo he was the Ali of rugby and an amazing ambassador for the game.

[@cullyx2913]

Jonah 🐐

[@flossyangel1]

A rugby field” is 100 meters in length and 70 meters in width. You're right a try in rugby is a what you would call a touchdown. Jonah Lomu is one of the best rugby players we have been blessed with. He is my favorite All Black player Lomu was known for his unprecedented speed, strength and agility.

[@BlueShadow777]

Hey, maybe it's an idea to watch a couple of rugby instructional videos first? Hey, now there's a thought 🤔

[@Uvray]

I've always thought "touchdown" makes more sense, but they're just words, it's the same thing.

[@cameronchild3354]

There's tries which is when ya get the ball over the line it's worth 5 points. They then kick the ball over and through the posts for another 2 if they get it there's penalty which let you decide if you wanna go for the kick and get 3 points or a scrum

[@davidpeters3857]

My 🐐 RIP King💔

[@tuguybear930]

A ball over the touch line is called a tri because it gets 3 points. A conversion kick between the goal posts scores 2 points.

[@thierrylestranger2795]

No. 5+2

[@dib000]

Try is 5 points.

[@Andy_M986]

A try is like a Touchdown,they need to touch the ball down over the line, that's 5 points,the conversion is 2 points.

[@grousetheghoul2754]

goat.

[@essexsouthend]

Have to react to Lord of wings video of jonah its the best one Also react to Sebastian chabal known as cave man scary looking as he'll lethal on rugby ball

[@LADYKO68]

He’s the Michael Jordan/Kobe/LeBron of rugby! GOAT FRFR‼️

[@darrylhilbig6459]

All you can do is keep him wide to make the conversion harder.

[@PowhiroMus]

Jonah had a plan to score. I'm faster than you, I'll out accelerate you, I'll side-step you, I'll push you off and if that doesn't work I'll go through and over you! So the opposition learnt to double or triple mark and tackle him before he got going so that then left space for his mates to score. An awesome sportsman, a great Kiwi and a very fine human being. RIP Jonah.

[@anitaherbert1037]

Rugby field is longer and wider than an NFL pitch. 100 metres is slightly more than a 100 yards. In 10.8 seconds

[@fuafaatiga598]

I Like the reac USO bor.

[@rexprangnell6815]

Hey guys I hope you notice We don’t stop the game when other player has ball our game is so much faster than yurs but hey a game can be different but I’m just an ignorant kiwi fan

[@ibringtherain7669]

Rest in peace Son of South Auckland.

[@randopedia1]

Basically this dude was the King Henry of rugby

[@koolay2247]

C'mon maan...you're minimizing Lomu. Lomu was much bigger and much faster...his damage was much bigger in Rugby than that of Henry in the NFL. Lomu was a mixture of Bo Jackson speed and Earl Campbell power and Barry Sanders elusive into one.

[@randopedia1]

@@koolay2247 I actually agree. I was just giving a simple comparison for the kids ;)

[@norm70]

A gentle giant to all concerned. An absolute wrecking ball to WHOMever met him on the field.

[@alickrozier3799]

R.I.P Lomu 11

[@gohumberto]

IMPORTANT INFO - You can only pass/throw the ball BACKWARDS to a team-mate. Any throw forward is a foul. That's why the ball typically ends up on the wings, and that's typically where the fast men operate, because they are typically heading for the Try-line at full speed (Touchdown zone in NFL). Lomu was unusual, because he had the sprinting speed of a smaller winger, but the build of a much bigger player (usually found in the centre, wrestling other big "forwards"). I've never seen a player that big pick up speed so quickly. He was unique. There was a buzz in the crown whenever he got the ball.

[@arnodk2852]

A try is a score (5 points) ps. Check out Bryan Habana if you want to see the guy who scored the most tries.

[@rmcfete]

You have to put ball down for it to count

[@lifeisblessed4802]

Greg Inglis is another power house of Rugby try react to him,Thanks for the uploads you 2 are the best sports reaction people out here on the KZbin streets......Bless

[@taraishot100]

He’s the greatest center of all time for me he was good at fullback but center was his main spot imo.. an immortal legend

[@JusCals]

Check out . Lord of the wings . better depiction of the GOAT.

[@lastpenny849]

Lomu could beat you with his step, his fend (stiffarm), with his speed (10.6 100m) or with his power (6.5 120kgs). Once in a lifetime player.

[@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4]

Right but he was heavier than that, they just didn't update his weight from when we first made the all blacks as a 19 year old, in his later playing days he was 134kg that's 300lbs, 6,5 1,96cm I know because in the program booklet for when he played for counties Manukau it had his weight, and in a documentary on his life the all black coach mentions he was much heavier than that, at 1 stage when he was away from rugby getting treatment he got up to 420lbs the medication they had him on made him grow heavier

[@oratiloeratshwafo252]

Tries are like touch downs in American football

[@brians2869]

Monster... It's like if Charles Barkley could get out wide and kill with speed

[@jomobrian7441]

ya'll should react to a video named F1 real speed fly by,crashes and saves

[@byronncully3543]

Rip JL

[@ryukuslash8489]

If only he could've had a go in nfl

[@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4]

A try is yaeee we got there, a goal, a touch down, a basket, silly name for it I know, they should call it a done, a try sounds like we gave it a shot but not quite, but then Australians will be saying shit like it's a crocodile done deal

[@lenineiufi7712]

React to Jason Taumalolo 💪🏽

[@iainprendergast8311]

Jona is rugby

[@warwickhs1]

Ya'll should educate yourselves about rugby....then you will really appreciate Jonah greatness.

[@janithchamara1477]

Every human being legs are bigger than their hands... what are you talking about little brother..you funny

[@NLJ1953]

Australian wallaby no. 9 George Greagan could pull him down many times. Look for those vids.

[@haydenreid7496]

That's the wrong jonah lomu video to react to

[@Bruce-nw2hm]

And thats not even the best Jonah highlights. R.I.P Bro

[@francisfehoko6204]

REACT TO "LORD OF THE WINGS"

[@ernienicholas1812]

Was the hardest player to tackle, wasnt really the best try scorer. But he drew in a lot of defense, and was always part of the opponents game plan

[@user-xz7ey4kb3v]

🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃😉😉😉

[@jacquirob9046]

Naw RIL Jonah ... still missed. One of the GOAT's in rugby - ask any rugby fan and theyll agree. Thank you for watching xx

[@joethakidddhk83]

react to some redbull X games

[@dunsonhouse]

Got to send me some links family

[@lordomacron3719]

This is 19min video explaining everything you need to know about rugby. Not just the rules of the game but explains each position and its role in the team. It hosted by James Haskell a former International England player. Video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGOVcpKMbJyHn8U No need to react to it, but it is still worth a watch so you have at least a understanding of the basics of the game.

[@Rogue66669]

Its laws in rugby not rules but other than that great vid to share for beginners

[@anitaherbert1037]

Lord of the Wings is a better clip to see what he can do

[@stevejohnson5887]

Tongans are natural giants

[@user-vz7xf5vf6j]

Oh come on!…. This rehearsed I /we know nothing pre-planned “with added interest” content?

[@karengarrow5579]

Why don’t u do some research before watching a sport u don’t understand or u land up looking like a couple of fools

[@jeannewillemse6433]

There are 2 countries he never managed to score a try against in his entire career. One being the Springboks which they played frequently, the other being Wales. So it's hard to see him as a great. Personally I think Joe Rokocoko was one of the best wingers in the AB jersey. Oh and Lomu was on dbolz confirmed, but also HGH likely. Look at how the guys skull morphs throughout his career, thats what leads me to believe he also took HGH not just Dbolz.

[@dane1056]

Shut up you clown. Do your usual RSA bullsh*t comment about not scoring against SA like that means something as if he didn't score multiple tries against those same players in the super rugby comp and then trying to besmirch his name by suggesting he was using drugs. Check out your own part of the world where drug use is rampant in the schoolboy system first before throwing your assertions at a past legend.

[@jeannewillemse6433]

@@dane1056 drug use is rampant in school everywhere moron. Some School boys here use just like school boys in NZ and everybody else. Lomu was on dbolz as confirmed by teammates who were with him and his cause of death coincides. He never scored against us so to is...he's nothing. Never was. It's fine if you like him though, your life man. What's your real name my friend?

[@yusufpolatkesen8468]

What are you smoking?

[@jeannewillemse6433]

@@yusufpolatkesen8468 usually when people disagree they will leave a comment explaining my fault. Considering you provided no evidence to the contrary I'm going to assume you have none and are simply wishing that I am lying...which I'm not. 2 words...cope...bitch...

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