Watch: Bok prop stuns world’s strongest men
Springbok anchor Wilco Louw impressed the Stoltman brothers Tom and Luke by putting his monstrous quads to good use and had a go at a sled with the renowned strongmen on it.
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Springbok anchor Wilco Louw impressed the Stoltman brothers Tom and Luke by putting his monstrous quads to good use and had a go at a sled with the renowned strongmen on it.
In a poll that went down to the wire, Tonderai Chavhanga’s six-try haul on Springbok debut fell just short of Herschel Jantjies’ bow against Australia with the Stormers scrumhalf moving into the next round.
Former Springbok and Saracens hooker Schalk Brits is sent crashing to the turf in this collection of collisions between players and match officials from across the globe.
After burning Bryan Habana in the opening round, Herschel Jantjies now faces Tonderai Chavhanga to determine which Springbok debuted best.
Legendary Springbok enforcer Bakkies Botha clashes with New Zealand scrumhalf Jimmy Cowan in this collection of rugby no-nos from across the globe.
Six Nations chief Ben Morel has ruled out any chance of the Boks joining the tournament despite SA’s success in the Vodacom United Rugby Championship and Champions Cup.
Siya Kolisi is reportedly considering retiring from international rugby after leading the Springboks’ 2023 World Cup defence in France.
Jake White’s recovery from emergency surgery is just what the doctor ordered for the Springboks and their 2023 World Cup defence in France, according to MARK KEOHANE.
Bok centurion Bryan Habana is South Africa’s all-time leading try-scorer, but Herschel Jantjies undoubtedly made a faster start to his Test career, according to SARugbymag.co.za readers.
New Zealand scrumhalf Aaron Smith has named his all-time dream back seven, which includes two World Cup-winning Springboks.