それが彼でした – 究極のラグビー選手。 ジョナ・ロムはラグビー界の異常者でした。 彼のキャリアの前後で、彼のようなものを見たことがありません。 彼を特別なものにしたのは、彼がワントリックのポニーではなかったことです。 彼は 1995 年に人を轢いて大きな影響を与えましたが、タックルでオフロードしたり、器用な小さなチップを入れてチェイスして得点したりできるようにゲームを発展させました。 彼は史上初のグローバル ラグビー スーパースターであり、史上最高の選手の 1 人でした。 安らかに眠ってください。お楽しみください。ご覧いただきありがとうございます。
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Quel joueur
We used to be terrified at him running on the field. Playing the All Blacks was so more exciting.
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Was a Joy to have able to watch this legend live. Just amazing memories of the young legend.
Rip Jonah, done us all kiwis proud. Thank you👌👍
Jonah Lomu The Man and The Legend. Word
I still remember where I was when I first saw Jonah Lomu play. 1995. I had just finished my shift whilst working part-time at JD Sports on Oxford Street. Loads of us went to a pub on Carnaby Street for after work drinks. This being London nobody in our group had an interest in rugby; only me. But the World Cup was on the screens. The game against Ireland had me glued. I was like: "who's this dude?" By the time he went on that run where he ran the length of pitch beating 5 players then handing off to Gronfeld, everyone in our group, indeed the whole pub, were also glued to the screens – stunned by the sheer athleticism of this guy. From that moment I knew (as did the whole world) that rugby union players would have to paid!
Never be another Jonah ! The Greatest ever .
What a player destroyed many teams, a beast and a Gentleman off the field RIP
Greatest player of my lifetime
He is the reason why I started watching rugby in 1995, I never knew about it, but there was just too much good being spoken of him during the 1995 tournament. The best rugby player I have ever watched, big strong, smart, balanced unbelievable acceleration.
Far from the ultimate rugby player. Bit of a show pony really. Five minute wonder that never won the big prize.
There has been great players over the years but this man and true legend stood top and above them all .Like Bolt was to athletics
Lomu was a superior athlete; had he lived, he may have ended up in th NFL to earn some real money.
MONSTROUS!
An extraordinary player. Great hands, great strength, great speed, great power, a beautifully balanced runner, with a brilliant side step off either foot, and a fair man who always played with respect for the shirt, his team mates and the opposition. Truly, unquestionably, the greatest player of all time. A phenomenon. Unlikely to ever see his like again.
Its February 2022 and Im still here watching Lomu…….what a legend, truly was a powerful unstoppable force against any rugby opponent. NEVER FORGOTTEN . RIP BIG GUY
Never was there a more dominant player.
I remember when I first saw him in the early 90s.made me love watching rugby.before lomu I didn't take notice.
Greatest of all time imo
Magnificent Jonah Lomu Was on a league of his own played during the golden era of Southern Hemisphere & world rugby Rest In Peace Legend
Always the highest respect and admiration for the Big Man from Ireland.
I remember watching the 95 ABs v Ireland. Simon Geoghan had to run the entire length of the field to hit Lomu on one shin to stop him. Of course he offloaded brilliantly and Kronfeld scored
Te rangimarie
Always when i watch Unkl Jonah Lomu bring tears to my eyes knowing that Unkl passed away way to early.
Yet Unkls Legacy Lives on For Ever.
G.O.A.T. Rip and Light Unkl Jonah Lomu.Missed but never Forgotten
What a freakish athlete, I'm a new rugby fan from United States. Soringboks vs All Blacks is what sparked my interest during pandemic and now on YouTube watching games from every year. Lomu is a very special athlete, to big to strong and to fast. Sad how it ended for a talented individual. Also been watching cricket also.
Joost and James stop him like he was a baby 🤣
Only Jonah Lomu can have a 27min highlight video
Wow!!!
Amazing how he never scored against the Boks though. Legend!!!
Brutual
12:16 I was there, in my home town, counties where Jonah lomu came up from, it only cost $5 back then to stand meters away from jonah as he played, I remember 1 game he got the ball from near counties own try line and began a run to the tryline bowling players over as a steam train went by in the back ground and it blew the whistle it was amazing timing and a awesome try by jonah
Jonah lomu, 6 foot 5 260-300lbs also does a 10:46 100 meters, turned down the Dallas cow boys aged 18 to fulfill his dream of becoming an All Black RIP big fella
Whenever you have Lomu with the ball and a close-up, it's like a highspeed car chase – So much excitement and adrenalin!! I miss the dude!!
Like if your still watching this in 2022💯 the best to ever do it
El mejor de todos los tiempos. Como se lo extraña
très grand joueur, d'une grande force et une très grande rapidité qui faisaient l'admiration de tous les rugbymen
Ooh ooh Jonah!!!! In the corner , now the big fella has the ball , oh god ,! Only Jonah could have scored that try , thank you thank you Jonah ,NZ s greatest player but I’m just an ignorant kiwi fan
This era for NZ was the greatest team they had.nwver to win a world cup
Jonah Lomu was absolutely Magnificent. I'm not really a Rugby fan but I'd watch him, he was incredible and we lost him far too soon.
working out the GOAT in team sports is hard. i came to conclusion that to figure it out ya have the whole team that player. going on this approach 15 Jonas would utterly destroy any other player x 15. this is why i regard Mr Lomu as rugbys GOAT
The big man's hero was aussie campo, didn't stop him running over him numerous times though 😂
Lomu could not score against the Springboks.
RIP? My good friend, if Jonah is the Jonah we all came to know he is not resting one moment. He is running paths through the rugby teams in Heaven and having a ball of a time, with no end in sight. We can all stand up and salute his memory. This was the only man the Springboks feared on the field, they had a whole strategy all by itself built around Lomu. This man was a rugby wrecking ball and the best the world has ever seen. Thank you NZ for giving the world such an exhibition of sheer rugby genius and physical phenomena. We shall never forget this man. What is to me the pinnacle of his attitude towards the game was the fact that with his strength, explosive power and speed he could have ended many a career on the field. He never did, he played his heart out, putting everything into every moment, but his respect for fellow rugby players prevented him from seriously injuring players. A gentleman. A hero. A phenom. In a hundred year's time every rugby enthusiast will remember two names from days gone by. William Webb Ellis and Jonah Lomu. And deservedly so.
I leave nothing but love for this master.
Still the only player anyone who knows rugby would put in their dream team. Love from SA
Playing rugby with Joost van der Westhuizen in Heaven…RIP Jonah, you were a brilliant player of the game and we all miss you in South Africa 🙁