THIS SPORT SHOULD BE BANNED.THE MOST FEARED RUGBY PLAYERS (Physicality, Brutality & Aggressiveness)

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[@patrickporter6536]

People who think rugby should be banned should be banned.

[@joguipo]

Agreed

[@sandyscheeks9210]

I agree 🇿🇦

[@patrickporter6536]

​@@sandyscheeks9210 probably Americans...

[@rossini55]

Cancelled is the new term these days 😂

[@ProdTriqz]

Rugby is ment to be like this, it is like NFL/American Football but more competitive, rough and less protection. in Rugby you'd only get a Mouth Guard and a Head Guard. no hate fyi.

[@PrettyBoyAsia]

South African here, We are Rugby

[@reubenmartin934]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 you fcken wish

[@ntsikeleloemma5663]

Yes sir , ESKOM

[@PrettyBoyAsia]

@@ntsikeleloemma5663 lmao, dont start bro..

[@WalesTheTrueBritons]

Only four nations are worthy of talking about Rugby, South Africa yes, New Zealand, England, and Wales. And yes Wales!!! They sit on 40 six nations titles! They are effectively the third or fourth most successful national team.

[@willsonj]

@@WalesTheTrueBritonsNonsense. France and Fiji play the best Rugby to watch, and the Pacific Islands produce many of the best players.

[@coot1925]

As we rugby playing nations say, "American football is played by Americans, rugby is played by men". Many of us played rugby at school. I would get home from school with a closed black eye or split lip and my dad would say "so, you had a good game then"? You can't declare that the US is free and then say that a sport should be banned because people might get bruised.

[@JohnEDow-jo2inBokke]

Netsoe

[@theoneishere369]

😂

[@wh_kers]

rugby is not a sport for some softy men 😂

[@TigerNZ]

FACTS 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@brians2869]

@@coot1925 that's pretty dismissive... American football dudes don't lack for toughness. They're different games, with some parallels

[@johnchrysostomon6284]

A scrum cap is not a helmet. It's to protect the ears in the scrum during head clashes

[@kurtsudheim825]

Can get a 13 time broken nose, but cauliflower ears, no, went be able to get a hot gf otherwise

[@KBJ58]

I used to tape my ears rather than wearing a scrum-cap. I never thought cauliflower ears were particularly attractive, and the few times I played without tape, my ears were sore as hell for a week.

[@guiguijol]

The most important thing to remember about Rugby as an American is: it's Rugby. Not Football without pads.

[@Rix.67]

Since 1823...🇬🇧 in the town 'Rugby'..

[@guiguijol]

@@Rix.67 Best enemies 🇫🇷 😉😉 Always ready for the Crunch.

[@kurtsudheim825]

Birth are legality form ls of football (umbrella sport)

[@kurtsudheim825]

​@@Rix.67that's a myth, just a fable

[@Rix.67]

@@kurtsudheim825 nope

[@devaperese55]

number 4 is the greatest rugby player but sadly passed away in 2015

[@rikusdutoit]

So because in rugby there are no pads, players don't tackle with their heads first, because a helmet does not keep your brain from bouncing around in your skull we learn to tackle the right way from age 5, also there are rules in place to mitigate head contact in tackles, that's why brain damage isn't rampant in rugby as it is in american football

[@mornematthys1055]

The haka is not a dance,it's a tribal challenge

[@thewomble1509]

Isn't it a war dance?

[@mornematthys1055]

@thewomble1509 no,it's almost like a way of intimidating opponents before a fight starts...basically saying "you sure you wanna mess with us"

[@kurtsudheim825]

No, it is a war dance, a chant to intimate the opposition & get yourselves fired up for battle the battle

[@TigerNZ]

@thewomble1509 I'm maori and I can tell you right now the Haka is no dance. 😂 ignorance is bliss 😂😂😂

[@bunner6664]

​@TigerNZ it's also a why of welcoming other tribes

[@FishFinga17]

"Baddies doing 360's on the bed" Yeah!! South African here. Rugby is in our blood

[@user-qy1jy1rr5k]

That's what we call men's sport here in South 6🇿🇦

[@robertgrant4987]

The head gear some of them wear are also known as 'Scrum Cap's'. They are optional for the players and are to protect their ears. Ears are very vulnerable during a match and quickly become sore and swollen

[@lebogangkoko]

React To The South African Rugby Team(Springboks)"The Most Feared Rugby Team"Wont Be Disappointed 🙏🔥🔥😅🤣SA 🇿🇦Where Yall @???

[@peterairl102]

They missing out

[@JaemanEdwards]

The Springboks fans fear they won't score any tries

[@MrWillt100]

Hee hee hee boasting is not becoming of you since you won the world cup, talk about the All blacks sheesh you guys take the cake.

[@TigerNZ]

I'd rather watch somee one piss on a fire then watch them 😂😂😂 all blacks all the way babe. Kia ora 😊

[@Roberto_79]

You now need to go and watch women play rugby they are just as brutal

[@nox6885]

Also, this isn't a sport for men only. Kids in some countries play from the age of 7 and women play rugby too. Check out women's rugby. It's just as crazy

[@MrUHTiger]

New Zealander here go have a look at ESPNs greatest sport teams ever for the past 100 years the All Blacks put Rugby on the map...

[@ryanallen2122]

South African here , I agree , the greatest rugby matches are played by our country's and in those games we settle it hats down to the new Zealand all Blacks and Springboks for making the game even better to watch .

[@MrUHTiger]

@@ryanallen2122 the Boks are well favouritised over any other team in our country we love there pride in there country and there team and we Love the way the play Smash Footy... Love the Bokke we really miss them in Super Rugby but they are far more suited to Northern Hemisphere Footy

[@MrWillt100]

@@MrUHTiger You ain't wrong that stop start type of game suits them down to the ground. All Blacks is running and if you don't bring your A game they will run you off the park as all the big names know all too well. Aye bokkies?

[@vividratsculpordwarf]

Yall gotta do most feared rugby team in the world video. Gets a lot of views too

[@KBJ58]

I played Rugby for 22 years. OK, not at the same level as these guys, but although it's a fairly rough sport, most of the injuries are relatively minor, cuts, bruises, nose, rib, and finger breaks, etc. My nose was broken 4 times, three of those by punches, so it was good to get it fixed when I retired so that I could breathe through it again. The lack of armour is not really a problem, it just means that you have to tackle properly, not launch yourself head-first. I was by no means the biggest player in my side, 6'5" and 230lbs and could do the 100 in 11.7. There were guys who were 6'8" and 300lbs. But there was a place in the team for the little men too. Most of those who played Scrum-Half (number 9), were maybe 5'7" and 130lbs, but they could still take down the big guys. It wasn't just about bulk and power. I am 66 years old now, and it's 26 years since I last played, and I have very few aches and pains as a result of playing. In that respect, it's probably safer than soccer. Of the players in this video, the one I admire most is Sebastien Chabal (number 2). He was big, athletic, fast, and could tackle like a battering ram. But like most Rugby players, he is a gentleman off of the pitch and has appeared regularly on kids TV programs in France. The French (despite their reputation) have produced some fearsome Rugby players - Pascal Ondarts and Gerard Chollet were particularly scary.

[@KBJ58]

Also, when Chabal played for the English team, Sale Sharks, their match attendance improved by over a quarter. Someone noticed that there was a much larger number of women watching than there had been.

[@6aubz]

Chabel did NOT want that smoke with jery collins 😂

[@scottgalloway345]

Chabal is the absolute best player France has yet produced....would have been proud to have him as an All Black,he showed no fear of any opposition player,took a hammering & handed them out,great player

[@CROM-on1bz]

@@scottgalloway345 The greatest player? No I don't think so, currently Romain Ntamack and Antoine Dupont are better but ok they are not forwards

[@tommywulfric9768]

I'll never forget my boarding school days in South Africa playing rugby from the age of 8 onwards....it felt like going into battle for your school on matchdays on a Saturday....not knowing if you were going to be injured or not, or injuring somebody else and with a chance of achieving glory into the bargain....it was that explosive cocktail of fear, pride, bloodlust and expectation that was so addictive and exciting in front of so many onlookers!

[@trizzy2009]

Rugby is a game for the apex crashouts 🤣🤣🤣🤣 W vid gang 💯

[@RaineyTv]

Facts

[@ryanallen2122]

There are different formats to rugby like NFL tag we have touch rugby no tackles just dodging avoiding being touched by the other team that too is great , you get 7's rugby which is exciting and played by all the world teams check that out too . "Rugby is a gentleman sport played by hooligans " old England saying

[@ifubeats4063]

Rugby is waay safer than football but somehow has more heart. Its a tradition

[@lebogangkoko]

Number One (Botha) Played For The SA National Team So Does Number Three (Eben Etzobeth) So Thats Why I Said You Should React To "The Most Feared Rugby Team"

[@cumafua4207]

Them don’t wanting there kids to participate in this sport but as a Pacific Islander its nearly every parents dream for there sons 😂😂

[@seansylvester4299]

Rugby is the only sport where men almost kill each other on the field then drink a beer together afterwards😅

[@marciarichards9446]

The one thing Rugby can not be banned as it is a global sport, except for the US. It's like saying ban guns in the US, which is more dangerous as you will die.

[@PrettyBoyAsia]

From the time this Video started, i knew Bakkies Botha was gonna be first... Man has black air force radiation

[@jacobwinn2765]

Kiwi here. Chabal from France was my favourite. He was just a stone cold menace. He was huge, hard and meant it when he hit you. And a gentleman off the field. Bakkies Botha was a thug, a former bouncer who had rage issues. In any other life he'd have been arrested multiple times for assault. He quit when he saw them firming up on the illegal off-the-ball stuff cos he knew he'd get done.

[@tumeloteepa3026]

The average rugby career for a player is usually 12-16 years if they do not have career threatening injuries

[@kelellomaseli7602]

It's a well known sports in Mzansi even at school level

[@user-qs2nz7yr5u]

New Zealand Maori here I've played rugby union and rugby league. Watch "till I collapse NRL hits" but be warned It will be your most brutal.

[@markjones127]

Grew up playing Rugby, it's a great sport and most definitely shouldn't be banned, ever! You should react to the Isle of Man TT Motorbike races, over 113 years of racing there's been 269 deaths, weird set up you have there btw, so are you technically their pimp?

[@user-gc8pc3ol6l]

Careers are around 10 years now due to the sheer intensity of the modern game. Big issue as with American Football is the incidence of neurodegenerative diseases. There is currently a law suit from former players against World Rugby. They are implementing measures to minimize concussions and proper rest protocols after such incidents. Other than it's an awesome sport.

[@petersone6172]

Jason Lenard needed neck surgery having won 10 England caps, he became Englands most capped player with 114 having also played for the British and Irish Lions, which is a team selected from the best players in the 4 UK teams

[@alastairdow4400]

The helmets are to protect your ears from getting cauliflower ears from them being rubbed in scrums etc certain position like lock,props end there carrers with ears like they turned inside out.

[@normanberg9940]

I played from age 6 to age 45....................and then I got really hurt and hung up my boots for good. BUT there's a Legue with guys playing into their 60's. Called vintage rugby.

[@johanfourie3973]

To answer your question about the length of the career of a rugby player it is necessary to mention that most rugby players start their careers in what you would know as mid-school and then play into their thirties. A professional career would typically last anything between 10 to 15 years with only a couple of guys going on for up to 20 years.

[@johanneslottering3138]

What you refer to as a helmet is used to protect your ears. To avoid cauliflower ears it issoft pading does not stop concussion

[@user-ub9iu1mv8c]

Saw a player die on the field due to a hard tackle Lot of end of career injuries happen You can play up to 25 years if you have few not so bad injuries

[@warrenwiechern345]

This is Rugby, a Real Mans Game, played by Real Men. Ladies the more you watch n learn the more you will love about the Game & the Man!

[@darkmatter6714]

Those are not helmets. They are just for protecting against getting cauliflower ears, like wrestlers get. Those players play the scrum position, which means a lot of pushing and shoving, which can lead to cauliflower ears.

[@user-hd3pw9vi9h]

There is 2 codes of Rugby. Rugby Union which is played world wide. Rugby League played mainly in Australia, some in New Zealand and England.

[@Andrias513]

South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤

[@jermainewagner3951]

Yeah, Bakkies Botha career was about 17 years, Schalk Burger was about 18 years. so the average pro career is about 15 - 20 years excluding their junior years which could be an additional 10 - 15 years. Depends on how early they start playing rugga. My brother played from about 5 years old and i played from about 8 years old. Started late because the country we lived in did not offer it at school or club level.

[@adriaanjagers9919]

That's why the rest of the world don't play American football 😂

[@shaunhovell8262]

New Zealand "All Black" Sir Wayne "buck" Shelford will always be a rugby football legend for his 80s game against France, 20mins into the game he went into a aggresive maul losing 3 teeth and having a French boot rip his scrotum open leaving 1 testicle exposed, he calmly left the paddock and had it stitched up and went back onto play, 10mins later he was concussed and had to leave the field.

[@user-cu7gk3vr6n]

U guys should React to Rugby top 10 genetic freak 🔥

[@a.s.944]

More rugby video ❤

[@RaineyTv]

Okay

[@physicsno1]

To put things into perspective, number 3 on the list Eben Etzebeth is 6 foot 8 and 270lbs.

[@jimosulli]

The average professional career length is 7 years, but ability plays into that as well as injuries. I was forced to retire through injury after 11 years, there are many guys who play professionally into their mid to late 30's though. We all get injured.

[@kurtsudheim825]

Girl was right, it's just padding, the big defensive guy wear it, it helps a touch with impact, but it's mostly for stopping getting cauliflower ears when they do the big dog pile push against each other

[@phido7045]

The soft padded helmet is to stop the ears being torn.

[@brucenatelee]

7:35 I think that's a New Zealand Maori warrior dance. You may have seen Dwayne Johnson do it a few times, like one of the Fast and Furious movies, maybe Hobbs and Shaw.

[@NiahTunui]

Watch "rugby hits before i collapse" its 10 x harder than this

[@AndrewHau-el7ub]

This game is not for the faint hearted

[@ronaldcifala7043]

Check out NRL til i collapse some of the biggest hits in Rugby league

[@DigiDivide]

this is you can never compare American Football to Rugby. looks similar, but it's a complete different monster of a game. "i need padding!"... man tf up!

[@baconisnice7443]

its probably important to know that not everything shown in the video is legal proper technique for tackling is drilled in from a young age

[@davidclarke2513]

They are not helmets they are scrum caps, in a scrumdown those caps help the players ears be protected when they scrumdown and their heads are rubbing together, players in the scrum who don't wear them end up with colliflower ears

[@RaynardBooyens]

We play rugby from 6-7 years old,if you are lucky 35-38 years old in south africa and then enjoy watching the great game!

[@NickBrown-ph6xd]

American "Football" has it's roots in Rugby and shares a few similarities. However, Rugby is played by men.....

[@UseLogicFFS]

Hits above the shoulders are illegal and will get the players sent off and even barred for a few games. Generally Rugby players have played the game since school and the professional playing period is about 10-20 years depending on the player

[@proph3t22]

The cap is for ear protection, cause in the scrum alot can happen u can get your ear bit or hurt badly

[@renierlouw6032]

My son is 9, he's been playing since 6 years old. Rugby is in our blood 🇿🇦

[@margiegoldsmith-qu6mq]

You guys need to watch a full game not just the hits. In New Zealand our kids play from 5 yrs girls and boys. Great game, you don't ban greatness

[@rhazikalli4923]

Most rugby players start from a young age around 7 to 8 years and end they rugby around mid 30s so any were between 34 to 36 then they go into commentary and coaching especially the young generation and number 4 Lomu rest in peace died in 2015 a true legend and a monster of a player

[@johndeppe7891]

In South Africa we start playing rugby in junior school, 10yrs old. Professionals go on to play in their mid to late 30s. Usually prime around 30yrs of age. So that makes it about 20 to 30yrs for a top performing SA rugby player. Most SA men play it through their school years only if they don't take it up as a sport.

[@JaemanEdwards]

In New Zealand we start at four or five yrs old playing rugby. Must be why we're so much better.

[@newbeginning7082]

We start playing rugby at age 7 at school level. School rygby lasts for about 12 year. After that and if you are good enough. You start playing senior Rugby.

[@caroldelaney4700]

Rugby is a game of brilliantly designed chaos in disguise as control.only the strongest can play

[@ralphsearing7892]

Now check-out women's rugby hits.

[@wildewillie1802]

Eben Etzebeth current enforcer. Took over from OG enforcer Bakkies Botha. And ou Schalk when he was on the field it was 200%. Go Bokke!!! Druk hulle mannetjies flou!!! All from a proud Namibian neighbour.

[@mornematthys1055]

The Haka is not a dance,it's a tribal challenge

[@tmafungo84]

Rainey got his first menstrual period after watchin 5 minutes of rugby

[@adamstar7516]

They aren’t ’head helmets’ they are ear guard to stop trauma to the ears. Or ears getting ripped off. They provide no protection for impact. They protect the ears. If you’ve ever heard of ‘cauliflower ears’ or seen them on MMA fighters you know what I mean. Players who don’t wear them don’t;t care about getting damaged ears.

[@ryanallen2122]

As a south african we love rugby we will die for it , all sportmans need heros that is what rugby is to those sportmans.

[@JaemanEdwards]

You love rugby but you play boring negative rugby

[@noone-zm2rl]

Rugby heroes 😂😂😂

[@JaemanEdwards]

@@noone-zm2rl Rugby heroes = Good kickers in South Africa

[@whiskybooze]

We played a game growing up and I won't say the name cause it's not PC now...but we take a football throw up in the air and whoever caught had to try and hold onto the ball while all the other guys tried to tackle him.

[@faampie]

It's the best sport in the world and not that dangerous. In countries where rugby is popular, kids start playing before they even go to school, so you get used to it. If you are untrained and take a shot like that you might not get up again. Anyway... injuries is not that common. Yes, you will have some bruises and scrapes after every game, but that's normal. I broke 2 fingers (just tape it up and keep playing) , broke a bone in my arm (still finished the game though, and the actual break might have happened about an hour before the game when I had a motorcycle accident so can't really blame it on rugby) and I broke my nose 16 times (more an inconvenience than an injury). Only times I was taken out of the game was once when I had a concussion, and once when I tore an abdominal oblique muscle. Now keep in mind... that was over a span of 13 years. SERIOUS injuries are few and far between.

[@user-qg1vk4oy1q]

Please more rugby videos

[@fnatictw1st]

we star to play like with 5 yo so when you play for the main team that tackles dont hurt like the 90-95% of the time

[@KingH187]

Where do you see soccer in this sport

[@francoiswilliams]

I had three broken bones playing rugby

[@ruanniemann2604]

Those helmets are essentially to prevent your ears from being injured/ripped. (Off)

[@rugbybaby]

When you score a try you don't really feel any pain , to those girls that say it hurts when they tackle you it's actually not that bad me as a rugby player I enjoy playing it even the big people will turn out to be one of the worst it's not about size it's about skill

[@noone-zm2rl]

Jonah lomu the best rugby player of all times RIP LEGEND

[@chris.jennings1882]

Check out the tualagi brothers, there’s 7 of them that are that big and there’s also a son that’s playing rugby

[@ianjardine7324]

When you see rugby players arguing or fighting it tends to be about safety they all know just how dangerous the sport is so anyone tackling sloppily or throwing elbows or knees in the scrum is absolutely not tolerated sometimes even by their own team mates if they have shown a tendency to do such things deliberately. Players accept that bruises and even the occasional broken bone is just the cost of doing business but they also know they are one unlucky day away from a career ending or even life altering injury. So will shut down any jackass who's making things more dangerous than they need to be.

[@donaldmclaughlin7977]

Most of the clips here are old. Today the attacks around the head and contact off the ball are illegal. The game is played by female teams, teenagers and childrens teams made up of boys and girls. There are 2 versions of the game. The one you have just watched is the most played and is called rugby union. It has 15 players on a team. The other variation is called rugby league. It is mostly played in the UK in the North of England. League has only 13 players on a team. Rugby is mostly played in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and many of the Pacific Islands such as Tonga, Fiji and Samoa. It is also played in France, Italy and the Catalan region of Spain.

[@donaldduck2139]

those helmets are to protect their ears in the scrums, stops them getting cauliflower ears. . .not many wear them

[@mornematthys1055]

The guys featured are known in rugby as enforcers

[@shaunhovell8262]

The helmets are to protect the ears from "cauliflower ears"

[@NikoLevi.]

South Africa!❤ "We are Rugby,Rugby is us"😂 As our saying goes "They dont know what we know"😂❤❤❤

[@JaemanEdwards]

You don't know how to score tries

[@NikoLevi.]

@@JaemanEdwards why are you crying 😂

[@silvertongue3003]

They not helmets, it’s to protect your ears from tearing

[@user-qp6ht8ns1e]

Rugby players can go forever as long as their legs can take them sometimes players drift out of the limelight but still play elsewhere

[@royevetts4900]

Rugby is the game played in heaven...which is a good job because many rugby players get there early because of rugby. No gain without pain.

[@mirriamchiloane1043]

We c SOUTH AFRICA we subscribe with love from South Africa our blood is green with a touch of gold, liking rugby is an understatement we luv it with a passion, we're the WORLD CHAMPIONS

[@JaemanEdwards]

The Springboks only won because the All Blacks were down a man for 50 minutes. That's why they are not seen as true champions by the rugby world.

[@RobRochon]

Why ban the sport? Nobody is forcing simps to play it or even watch it today. Commonwealth countries back in the day instituted the sport into the school system to prepare its male population to be soldiers. Its a sport for men. Its violent. Its aggressive. Its initimidating. Its skillful. Its beautiful. Its not for everyone.

[@fabs8498]

In France we are rugby ++

[@LwaziMagaba-iz1pt]

This is why rugby is ranked the best sport in south Africa especially cause of the unlimited talent

[@brians2869]

I think they hit the head less than in American football, though... it always looks more body tackle

[@goldeyisaaks2039]

I'm from Namibia but I went to high school & studied in South Africa and played rugby. I broke my left shoulder 3 times and tore a few ligaments in my neck, tore my hip flexor and broke both my wrists over a period of 8 years. You can retire between the ages of 30 to 38 from international rugby😁

[@narottamdas3343]

Imagine Bakkies Botha with Eben Etzabeth in the same team Damn