The Best of Jonah Lomu MUST SEE!! Part 1

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Jonah Lomu
6'5 Tall
120 Kilograms (265 pounds)
100m in 10.8s
= BEAST!!

[@dollarhugo37]

The only player on this earth that can run through the whole team like a freight train. Most exciting player ever to watch. Thank you Lomu. The King of Rugby. Love from Canada.

[@f692ly]

dollarhugo37 yeah me

[@bigbyrome]

Does Canada have rugby? From England

[@aljeromelegaspi3138]

Yeah. Not as big as hockey. But a decent following

[@frankcser6457]

I'm from Canada 2 but y right fucking good.

[@Fergus1652]

@@aljeromelegaspi3138 us New Zealanders miss him bad. R.I.P to a true legend.

[@aldrogo7510]

it's like when you create a player in a video game and give him MAX stats on everything

[@janapewhairangi4894]

Al Drogo 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TbYolo]

Al Drogo Facts

[@barrycanavan6268]

Usually the way I make myself lol

[@Lady--G]

True story!!

[@joaoduarte9991]

no

[@fifitatukuafu2586]

In our dormitories at Wesley College, you knew where Jonah Lomu slept. He had a 2 man cubicle, to himself. He slept next to his weights and training equipment. He lived and slept as an athlete. Rest in Peace. Get teary eyed every time I watch.

[@markferrari8955]

I’m an Australian Aussie rules fan but I have the utmost respect for this mans talent, so sad that he was deprived the right to live to ripe old age. He certainly deserved to live a long life for all the enjoyment and wonder he gave to millions around the world from all sports. RIP Jonah.

[@ResevoirGod]

Just imagine that thing running straight towards you... fuck that

[@ignacioponceladiaz4885]

+G_Morto I rather not, i like to sleep whitout nightmares, thank you

[@Kedbuka]

+G_Morto LOL! Yeah, total nightmare.

[@rickyspanish2827]

+Kedbuka I've just heard that this legendary beast has passed. RIP Jonah

[@Kedbuka]

Ricky Spanish Yeah, very sad. RIP Jonah.

[@ResevoirGod]

***** Yes, to portray how inhuman he was in terms of ability. So don't try and make a big drama out of nothing and embarrass yourself.

[@kimiantumblod7654]

I have no clue what rugby is, since I'm from the Philippines and we don't play this game... but when someone mentions rugby.. Jonah Lomus, comes to mind...he was an amazing athlete

[@jimmystone]

Hard to swallow to lose the best exciting Rugby winger of all time. Jonah Lomu~ The Legend

[@julienol2368]

Rip jonah lomu from south of France

[@fabricioJiuJitsu]

songs name plse??

[@ETGK]

fort minor remember the name.

[@jackcullen7888]

wow is that how low you are? A man of honor has died and your looking for the song?! Disrespect

[@TbYolo]

Jimmy Stone best rugby player of all time richie mccaw aint got shit on him

[@Elthenar]

As an NFL fan born in America, I don't know much about rugby. I do know about Jonah Lomu though, he's one of the most freakish athletes I've ever heard of. I don't know of another man in any sport that has that much raw speed, size and strength. RIP Mr Lomu, 40 was way too early.

[@vtalo3000]

Elthenar .

[@BreuckelensFinest]

Bro I'm an ex american football player & I just watched a Rugby guy watching my childhood hero Walter Payton & commenting on his greatness & comparing Sweetness with Lomu. Both being great at their sports & dying way too early but leaving so much for the sport. So I had to come check Lumo. What a beast just like Payton! Salute to both men.

[@budgethitman2212]

Bo Jackson, Christian Okoye, Earl Thomas, Jim Brown, Myles Garrett, Jaylon Smith, Mike Alstott and on and on and on

[@mrhiggins3009]

​@@budgethitman2212 Not sure why you're rattling off a bunch of smaller men.

[@walboyfredo6025]

He was even offered a contract with the Dallas Cowboys.

[@MrSosa35]

They better build a big ass statue of him outside New Zealands main stadium!

[@karentoner5970]

Well they haven’t yet

[@f692ly]

Yeah

[@tuamelie29]

I agree

[@mathewkirk1748]

We don’t have enough concrete.....

[@chris2944]

@@mathewkirk1748 😂😂

[@mariposahorribilis]

Devastated to read of Jonah's death. He, and this video in particular, gave me the strength to get up and go on during the year I nursed my husband as he died of mesothelioma. Even now, just hearing the oening bars of "Remember the Name" will give me fresh courage and energy. Thank you Jonah, for lending me a little of your strength. Rest in peace.

[@mojonuggets0]

You are a strong beautiful woman. I don't know anything about you but what you commented on here. But that's enough. Keep on keeping on my sister.

[@mariposahorribilis]

@@mojonuggets0 Bless you, dude! That came at exactly the right moment.

[@AdamPerkinsPhD]

People rightly marvel at Lomu's extraordinary combination of pace, strength and size but the really amazing thing imho was that he wasn't just a bulldozing winger - he also had great finesse with his footwork and balance. That gave him the option to beat defenders with a step or a body swerve that would normally be used by smaller wingers such as Shane Williams or Cheslin Kolbe.

[@lebowski_dude]

Lomu was an astonishing physical specimen. Players have gotten bigger since the game turned professional, but I still think he'd have a big impact today. What a rugby player.

[@nickbradley6218]

it's like watching a pack of lions trying to topple an elephant.

[@ricodee3188]

Jonah is actually a beast and is the main reason why I started playing rugby!!

[@Jamie-ee6pk]

Daniel ife same! He’s an absolute unit

[@tradernz2038]

I’ll never forget his power, that last game of sevens v Fiji was unbelievable, he put aside 3 big Fiji players using strength and balance. Only Jonah could do that!

[@ozhamazsi986]

"Do you know Rugby?" "Nope" "Do you know Jonah Lomu?" "Oooh, yup i know Rugby"

[@coldstorage5036]

RIP to one of the best and most influential sportsmen of all time.

[@robchip1]

lets not fuck around here even chuck norris couldn't stop this monster in full flow

[@jackfrancom1999]

robchip1 an unstoppable force would meet an immovable object

[@lucyheppell6630]

Is it even physically possible to tackle Jonah? The absolute GOAT! Rest in Peace

[@archiesanchez9742]

Jonah Lomu R.I.P. the best sportsman ever no one dominated their sport like him and he did it with a severe kidney condition incredible

[@OllieBoby]

respect

[@bccibcci4712]

People say things like, “an exciting player” or “the best winger” etc but simply put Jonah Lomu is THE BEST PLAYER and THE MOST EXCITING PLAYER EVER!! No comparison. RIP Jonah.

[@Mightyfish_]

Jonah Lomu was a winger!! Oh my god.

[@tyzxcj34]

New Zealand needs to build a statue of this legend. Fan from the US!

[@LaviniaMoala93]

Rugby players work bloody hard just to wear their country's shirt. All Blacks is a huge thing here in NZ and getting to wear those legendary black shirts is what all school boys across the nation want to do when they're older. They pride themselves in one day playing for that team. Like how SBW turned down Australia's top dollars just to play for the All Blacks. It's one thing that made me respect so many rugby players.

[@caseyfraser4842]

That's so true

[@leonodonnell2696]

I'm an Aussie and not from a rugby state, but as a sports fan (and nz being my second team in any international sports event) I was always a huge fan of limitations, rip.

[@leonodonnell2696]

That should have said Jonah lomu not limitations bugger this auto correct!!!

[@D3C0Y]

RIP.

[@romanreignsreigns2888]

yea today a legend dies, but a future legend is born..

[@seebys2924]

+Roman Reigns Reigns this doesnt make sense...

[@Vvven01]

John Lennon...Jonh Lennu...Jonah Lomu (is complete sarcasm)

[@Vvven01]

What TALK THE PEOPLE: up: RUGBY - down: PETANQUE

[@Vvven01]

in my test it will show that rugby and petanque are similar (ie a shit) ...

[@archvermin]

RIP Jonah I'm glad you were there to watch your team win the RWC2015. And if somewhere up there you can truly still watch rugby, don't ever forget that this beautiful game was made better because you played it.

[@art1st01]

man i could stop jonah easy .....just give me 15 tanks and a nuke, that should do it....if not...i just get his mum.

[@ginge2991]

UNKNOWN PERSON they would all go the other way

[@miamia5161]

UNKNOWN PERSON 😂😂😂

[@donlemon69]

lol made my day

[@chokolaj7138]

rude

[@ongie9736]

He got treated terribly by his Mother...

[@stroketheboat]

The most monumental player in rugby ever. What i find truly amazing about Jonah is this: people today say that Jonah was "before his time" (and rightly so, he was, by about 20 years) and that there are more players like him around these days in the modern game (wingers that are at least as big, s strong and as quick) but the reality is, Jonah would step up to play against ANY modern team and go against any player in the world today, and they'd still be traumatised by him. Amazing and unique. RIP big guy x

[@DanielleFaaui818]

Rest in love Jonah Lomu 😔❤️ Greatest rugby player of all time! 1975-2015

[@zzzpip]

R.I.P Jonah from a Widnes Vikings rugby league fan. Great player.

[@lpc8278]

His speed, acceleration, power, athleticicm was incomparable. Vale

[@TakeONTVGlobal]

RIP Jonah. Saw you at your very best many times live. What an honour to have witnessed your talents. For those NFL fans that have doubts about this man's ability to make it your sport, just see all of the Tongans and Samoans in the league now. And there are many Tongans and Samoans playing rugby league and union all over the world too. Over the last 20 years since he first came on to the scene, NONE have had as much as impact as Jonah. Great video and a super tune to go with it! Kia Kaha big man.

[@dubste]

chuck Norris shakes for this guy.

[@wilhelmhesse1348]

The man who brought back Rugby as a sport with mass appeal. God rest his soul, you are greatly missed!

[@briangriffin928]

Power, speed, grace. skill and humble all in one package, comes along once in a lifetime. R.I.P. Jonah, thanks for the memories.

[@rubytuesday1345]

What a gentleman. The world is a far sadder place without him.

[@hmstormentor]

It's just the way he swats the opposition away, like flies. RIP Big Man.

[@sloanienz]

You guys comparing Jonah to NFL players are missing the point - it was Jonah's ability to stand in the tackle that made him so dangerous - as long as he kept his legs pumping, people couldn't hold onto him. I don't think the NFL has much demand for that kind of skill set as a result of how the game works, although I'm sure that a few of the bigger guys would be able to do it as well without the padding, etc. But when you combine that with being able to run through a gap, even if it wasn't quite big enough, and to get on the outside of almost anyone, Jonah stood alone. We haven't seen anyone like him since and probably never will.

[@jsilva7586]

Don't know much about rugby but saw the documentary on Lomu and was very impressed. At 275 lbs with his speed, quickness, and determination I'm sure he could have been very successful in the NFL. The one difference I see is that rugby players often receive the ball on the dead run while running backs in the NFL usually get only a few steps to pick up speed.

[@manamaori3510]

***** lol those were his stats when he was just 18 yrs young....that is every coaches dream on paper.

[@geoffroylagarde]

Thank you mister, I'm 24 and I learned to love rugby this night of october 1999. So long !

[@happyhour2624]

The funeral could not have been more appropriate and touching. Rest in peace Jonah Lomu you incredible human being and immortal legend. 12 May 1975 - 18 November 2015

[@souljalowc2843]

i heard this guy past away rest in peace say hi to jerry collins tongan pride

[@Paulchafer]

Goodbye Jonah, you are the best there has ever been. I salute you!

[@ezikii1]

R.I.P

[@romanreignsreigns2888]

RIP...♥♥♥♥♥

[@benjamunjo]

R.I.P Jonah Lomu 18/11/15 Thank you for the wonderful memories and contributions you bring to the game of rugby union!

[@xTnaClanx]

Everyone in the rugby world knows Jonah Lomu! & if you dont then your from NFL

[@michaellynch6596]

Lomu was an incredible force. But, for the clown that said no one in the NFL is comparable, I've got news for you. There are probably around 50 guys in the league currently that match his size, athleticism and speed. Maybe even more if you count linemen on both sides of the ball that intentionally carry an extra 50-80 pounds because their position requires it. Both are great games but are different in several key ways. American football is not nearly as demanding in endurance but is much more about burst and quickness. A lot of the guys playing at 300 pounds and more have a natural weight of 260-280. They carry that extra weight without any significant loss in the first 3-5 yards of movement, which is where American football is decided. Can they carry that weight for a full 80 minutes of a rugby match? No. Fifty pounds lighter? Yes. Different games with different needs. Both are great games.

[@TheAztec1289]

Yep but they can't play 80's minutes. And Lomu coudl run the hundred in under 11 seconds at 118 kilos (thats over 300 pounds) so no- even top players of his size in teh NFL could compare- they are designed for a different style of game. Lomu was a freak- irrelevant of game.

[@maximusSAV31]

Holy shit an American who can respect rugby, who made you.........

[@churry.eokisu4825]

Try having them run at him with no puffs armor or whatever the hell you football girls call it

[@michaellynch6596]

Expert Loser, you're an ignorant troll. Lomu was a stud. No doubt. But he'd be just another stud in the NFL. He was a man amongst boys in his game and in his day. He'd be playing with the big boys in the NFL and most likely wouldn't have even been a ball carrier in the NFL. He'd be a defensive end, like a JJ Watt. Get a clue.

[@moritzpbbarvencik]

Name 1 player that matches his athletisism. He's 6'5, in his prime over 120-125kg and ran 10.8 in 100m. And if he trained for the nfl, meaning he didn't need to practise his rugby skills and endurance he would have easily improved his speed even more.

[@garybillington2239]

what a man, changed the sport from amateur to professional and tore the english to pieces , the worlds a lesser place without him, R.I.P. Jonah

[@kingjames1101]

Forever an icon of rugby, one of the few mainstream stars, what a beast rip big man

[@adrianroldan6093]

I'm from.argentina and i saw jonah playing with our fierceful pumas. He'd run with a couple of playera atached to his legs. Hats off, a man in a man's sport. I doubt there would be another lomu in 500 years. He was not new zealander though

[@tommytucker5464]

Yes he is NZ. He played for all blacks

[@adrianroldan6093]

Tommy Tucker but what i mean is that i think he was born in tonga

[@melphillips9345]

+adrian roldan he was born in New Zealand from Tongan parents

[@adrianroldan6093]

Thanks for the heads up mel

[@danielw221]

+mel phillips he also spent some of his childhood living in Tonga

[@pughy79]

He died today. Very sad. Greatest rugby player ever in my mind. Especially having done the things he did with the kidney disease he had. Will be missed. But we'll still be watching these highlights in decades to come!

[@djsaywhat117]

RIP big fella. the game just got tougher in heaven

[@chalsito]

Rest In Peace, Legend.

[@onlytrickshots1]

The undisputed greatest player there ever was and will be. Makes the opposition look like under 10's. Rest easy big guy, we miss you dearly ❤❤❤

[@berylpupcake8037]

It's like hearing that the pyramids, the Taj Mahal and three continents have collapsed. What a loss to the world and so heartrendingly sad for his family.

[@iLAGGbrah]

Best rugby player ever. No question

[@TonyEnglandUK]

lol that player at 1:07, should have just said _"You want to come through here, Mr. Lomu, you go right ahead sir"_

[@laymaxwell3628]

+Tony England lollllllll .. your so right \o/

[@peterali7521]

‘Remember, rugby is a team game. All 14 of you make sure you pass it straight to Jonah.’ - Fax to the New Zealand hotel before the 1995 World Cup final

[@MsV-n9z]

RIP, YOU WERE AND WILL ALWAYS BE THE GREATEST RUGBY PLAYER. LEGENDS NEVER DIE

[@kr0nixx]

REST IN PEACE BROTHER NEW ZEALAND AND THE WORLD WILL MISS YOU GONE TO SOON

[@koog1249]

RIP Jonah. You're a true legend.

[@frankiejahbangingsoundz7324]

To an uncle i have never met your were the greatest growing up straight out watching my mighty Allblacks..gave joy to everyone the world over with your kind of jonah style of fiece attacking rugby... you are the reason why rugby is where it is today gave it a global audience which it never had b4 until you step foot at 1st world cup in south africa for the 1995 world cup.. humble as ever never changed RIP uncle Jonah Lomu your now in gods Kindom!!

[@pweter351]

What a machine big fast full of skills and a top bloke RIP big guy

[@beatonthedonis]

Jonah Lomu emerged at a time when rugby union was only just becoming professional. Most backs would have been 6ft or smaller and around 80-90kgs. Now many centres and wings are 6ft 3" plus and weigh 100-110kgs and can all tackle. I still think he would have been world class (he would still be among the biggest and fastest backs in the world) but I don't think he would have embarrassed opposition in the same way, barrelling through 5-6 tackles.

[@brotherspartacus9219]

the players lomu played back then would of been alot more scrappier

[@hippz11]

***** lomu would still rip up today no doubt

[@sionehopoate3502]

Did yü see wen he fended tana umaga lol

[@jldp24]

Was Savea successful? YES. Was he close to the specimen Lomu was? NO. Lomu would have had more tries playing in thr most successful period of ab history. Thr boks and Australia are rubbish now. Lomu played in a period that was the most competive. Australia won the bledisloe during thr late 90s. Australia had a massive backline bigger than anything today. Australia lost the bledisloe in 03. Lomu retired in 03. Australia have never won it since. I love destroying ignorant fools who think rugby has got so much bigger and badder today. Very little has changed since 99. Lomu ran through half a French team in 1999. Smh..lomu would have been a beast today...imagine if he was healthy. Lomu was 116kg at the age of 17. Playing for Nz secondary Schools. Ok I won.

[@jordanious7711]

Love you Jonah. Brings tears to my eyes every time I think about you. R.I.P big fella

[@Sharkster32]

i almost disliked it for the music, but i got scared jonah would come find me haha

[@laymaxwell3628]

+Greg Norton lolll

[@simbadimba44]

lol

[@luisbras3303]

+Greg Norton the music was good the like because you would get rekt :P

[@jwcorept]

+Greg Norton yeah music was horrendous

[@libby4810]

He wouldn't find you because he's well... dead

[@jaylencrawford4114]

Dude I just started playing rugby for the first time and this sport is by far the most fun out of every sport I played and I'm a wrestler and a football player and this sport definitely makes both of them look like sissy sports. Him and I are kind of similar except I'm 6ft 235-240lbs. If I would've known about this sport earlier, goodbye football and wrestling

[@umaa002]

Lol dude the way I explain this game to any American is that it's like a running wrestling game lol

[@keikogutierrez5707]

can you run 100m in 10 secs? lol :P

[@sanyfin]

what a legend and an amazing sportsman

[@711honved]

Totally stunned that such a life force has left the field at the age of 40! RIP Jonah & thank you for the memories!

[@sovannspangenberg6663]

his name will never be forgotten

[@TrailerNerds]

He was almost twice the size of an average rugby player and that's a lot considering they are all big...a human tank, and for the most also fast...

[@samueltankerbottom7]

not all big

[@nicholassamuel2634]

Just in another league. Whilst there are quicker players in terms of top speed, no one has the bulk & pure acceleration of Jonah Lomu. Freak, maybe. Top bloke for sure. RIP brother.

[@mattiasantangelo9421]

r.i.p. legend

[@chrisevolution5241]

RIP LEGENDAIRE LOMU !!

[@pavidharananayakkara8875]

My favorite player

[@paulhamilton9056]

Not many players could co-ordinate their own strength like Jonah could. So difficult for his opponents to deal with. All RL and AFL fans have Jonah Lomu in their closet. RIP CHAMP.

[@Km12345rrrr]

That song sounds like it was made for him!

[@canniederfeld9263]

Kyle McGillivray

[@lylezarry]

The video I show my international friends when they ask me who the best rugby player was (RIP)... The Christiano Ronaldo of Rugby

[@DreamBoulevard]

RIP Jonah

[@kng604]

The flame that burns twice as bright burns half as long. Godspeed Jonah. You will be remembered.

[@sbo1111]

I wonder how he would have done in the NFL, would have been interesting to see...

[@mmclaurin8035]

He would have made millions and millions at Tight End. Speed, size, hands....superstar for sure.

[@mamabadjodjo]

Ken Smith nfl is for pussies

[@pweter351]

Would have done well

[@nikolaristic2212]

Would have solo-carried his team :D

[@keikogutierrez5707]

The all Blacks were not even paying him a quater of what was on offeer for the NFL, He played because he loved the game. He turned down the multi-million dollar contracts because he loved rugby, He loved him home and his family. The all backs would never have tried to match the NFL offers NZ doesnt have that money!

[@64Pete]

Fucking magnificent. RIP big fella.

[@ray.shoesmith]

There was never anyone like him before, and there hasn't been anyone like him since.

[@bozzodaclone9009]

THE reason this AFL loving guy started to watch some Rugby as well. RIP Big fella. You were genuinely awe inspiring.

[@rien2000]

R.I.P.

[@jameswayton2340]

I saw the honouring video of Jonah Lomu at the stadium. Heard he was the best rugby player of all time. So i thought lets watch a video of him how good he was. Well.. now i understand why people see him as the best rugby player who ever lived.. this man was one of a kind.

[@Bostoneats22]

Repping NZ!!! So proud to be a kiwi

[@rozzarr1]

I met him yesterday!! Amazing person :)

[@josharnott1634]

R.I.P Jonah, a true inspiration to me and thousands of other people around the world

[@haroldk181]

Rest In Peace to the Best rugby Beast in earth or even the universe Jonah Lomu BTW wht Song on the vid

[@clintflapcicle421]

Jonah we salute you,,,,,,,,,,,,and we shall miss you...........

[@Chockablockmate]

RIP Jonah Lomu. Fly high brother… May 12, 1975 - November 18 2015

[@aarontabak9704]

just brushes jerry Collins aside ...farrrk

[@chums240]

a true sporting hero. :)

[@andrewgarratt1503]

As an American, I can't help but to think that if Jonah had played American football instead, he would've gone down as one of the greatest defensive ends, or tight ends, in NFL history. But im not disappointed he went with Rugby. Its where he belongs. A true physical freak of nature and by all accounts a tremendous human being. RIP.

[@454785leito]

El mas grande del rugby ! QEPD

[@ChowMeinChowdown]

RIP

[@romanreignsreigns2888]

RIP♥♥♥

[@markjones464]

I am Aussie , Every time a clip that comes on I Watch it , Runs over the Top of fellow Professional player like there Flys , Then he Runs around them , then In Retirement he is Even better what a Beautiful Man on the inside , l have a Tear in my eye when , I Writing this , you know why , he no longer With us R.I.P Jonah Wish your Family well

[@JCB411abuser]

i find it hilarious with people throwing numbers around of how fast someone can run and how big they are to compare players, jonah was a great player, maybe the one of the best wings ever, but it was his skill and vision of the game and his teamates around him that made him soooo great when coupled with his physical gifts. he wouldn't have made a great NFL player cause he wouldn't have been able to read a game at that level with a fraction of the experience of other professionals, and no NFL player could make a great rugby player cause they don't have the necessary skill set or the knowledge of how to read the game.

[@TheAztec1289]

Lomu was too young- I worked with his physiotherapist and his physical control of his body was amazing. Apparently he could jump onto a Swiss ball and stay in place- ie on his feet. It was freakish according to the team.

[@cianceiri4745]

Shane Williams was best winger ever

[@makmaraku485]

+Cian Ceiri hahahahahabahahabahaha...he was a good winger but better than Jonah, Rokokoko, Caucaunambuka, Vidiri, Jeff Wilson, Habana, Chester Williams, Campese, .....etc etc

[@dwrussell96]

It seems like every football video I go on The comment section is about football Same for every rugby video The comment section is all about football ;)

[@ChoperJoJo]

yeah, americans only know about pussy ass NFL

[@dwrussell96]

ChoperJoJo Is that all rugby fans care about? Every rugby video is full of football comments. Jelly much?

[@brucedutton9361]

Ragnar Lodbrok um no

[@duffman18]

Rugby is a type of football. Like association football, this is rugby football. American football is another type of football. They all are offsprings of the same thing

[@TDMFAN]

Football was once a chaotic sport with no set of rules. In England they ended up with two schools of organised Football - the Football Association (Soccer) and those who chose to stick with the style of Football that William Webb Ellis created in Rugby, Warwickshire (thus the 'Rugby' style of Football). You also had Gaelic Football which had long existed in Ireland, which Australian Rules Football is a direct descendant of. American/Canadian Football are direct descendants of Rugby Football, although funnily enough back in the time when it was formed Soccer was more similar to both and had some influence on their formation, as did Gaelic/Australian Football. But the same could be said for Australian Rules Football, which is also played on a cricket pitch so you could add cricket to its list of influences lol.

[@TheLasdoo]

Her body is gone, but his legend will remain eternal. Rest you well after the long years of fighting on the ground and by disease. RIP jonah