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The Tragic Rise and Fall of Rugby's Greatest - Jonah Lomu

The Rise and Devastating Fall of Rugby's Greatest In 1995, a 19-year-old from South Auckland ran onto a World Cup stage and did something nobody in rugby had ever seen. Jonah Lomu was 120 kilograms, faster than most backs, and completely unstoppable. He scored seven tries at that World Cup. He made Will Carling, Mike Catt and the entire England backline look like they were playing a different sport. And in doing so, he turned rugby union into a global game almost overnight. But behind the greatest individual World Cup performance in rugby history was a secret that nobody outside his inner circle knew. The same year Lomu became the most famous rugby player on the planet, he was diagnosed with a serious kidney condition that should have ended his career before it peaked. This is the full story — from his childhood in Māngere, South Auckland, through the 1995 and 1999 Rugby World Cups, the kidney transplant, the attempted comeback, and the life he built after the game he gave everything to. 🏉 If you're into rugby history, player documentaries and the stories behind the greatest moments in the game, subscribe — we've got a lot more coming. Experience the intensity of rugby with a dynamic rugby montage showcasing various teams in action. Witness powerful tackles, strategic scrums, and impressive rugby skills that define the sport. This compilation highlights the raw power and athleticism seen in rugby union.