*





Manu Tuilagi smashes Tom Williams


Top14 player imposter!


JDV smashed by Benoit August


The Northampton Saints 30m scrum!


Bastareaud huge hit on Rory Lamont


All Blacks skills - Pt 2 In the backyard


Trinh-Duc sets up Harinordoquy try


Wales vs England 1999


Greg Holmes great hit on Francois Louw



Monday, September 03, 2007

Three massive Jonah Lomu tackles

Jonah was more renowned for his ability to hit opponents hard and break tackles when having the ball in hand, but as you can see by these three huge hits, Jonah could also mix it up on defence.

It's almost offensive defence to coin a phrase from our american friends.

Hit 1 - "I don't want the ball."
Against South Africa, a simple pick-up and dump on the spot. Stefan Terblanche won't be trying that again.

Hit 2 - "Oh, dear! Take that!"
This time it's the Super 12. Highlander's loosie Calvin Middleton fakes the kick while moving along the right-hand touchline. Maybe he should work on that bit more.

Hit 3 - "Welcome to the field, Ben Tune!"

Bledisloe Cup rugby this time. The Aussies run a set move from the line-out. It's looks like Ben Tune has come over from the far wing to breach the defense of the All Blacks. Not this time son.

With the World Cup about to start we'll be watching every game and making sure that when massive hits like this happen, you'll get to see them right here on rugbydump.com, so keep coming back to watch the carnage as the tournament unfolds.

Labels:


Share

12 Comments:

  • love it!! jonah was a monster, no doubt about that. 3rd one is my favourite.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at September 03, 2007 9:50 pm  

  • Perhaps the League folks can learn a bit from Jonah... you can still crush a player with a tackle whilst wrapping!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at September 04, 2007 2:41 am  

  • He has a cool video on adidas.com Go there and look at the impossible is nothing campaign. He talks about his kidney problems. Very soft spoken for such a large man. I guess it's in the water!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at September 04, 2007 8:33 am  

  • Woah! those are good hits!

    Tune gets up pretty quickly, the first one was the best.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at September 05, 2007 10:18 am  

  • 2nd was the best

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at September 06, 2007 2:58 am  

  • lomu was definately one of the greatest wingers ard.. but defense was not one of his stronger points.. he was usually pulling jerseys. these videos being the exceptions.. if he went for the big hits all the time.. he wld have been a real monster on atk and defense.. but he's still awesome..

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at September 08, 2007 8:47 am  

  • 3RD 1ns the best see the aussies head fly back hahaha
    classic lomu
    jai

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at October 02, 2007 2:13 am  

  • Number 2 Is The Best! Da Geeza Gets Crunched!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at November 19, 2007 9:05 pm  

  • 3rd looks high with the left arm...and charged with the head too..all respect to Jonah.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at January 17, 2008 4:43 pm  

  • the best ever..

    By Blogger im the star, at March 07, 2008 4:11 pm  

  • Mbe Lomu was still dirty about Tune shuting him down in the 95' Bledisloe in Brisbane..

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at June 06, 2008 7:18 am  

  • thanks for posting this kind of stuff we could see nowhere else on the net!!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at July 08, 2008 8:17 pm  

Please note: All comments are moderated and will be removed immediately if offensive.

Post a Comment

<< Home




Missed out on recent posts? View by monthly archive
July 2011 | June 2011 | May 2011 | April 2011 | March 2011 | February 2011

 

PARTNERS & FRIENDS
Ultimate Rugby Sevens | Frontup.co.uk | Whatsisrugby.com | RossSkeate.com | Fusebox | Olympic-rugby.org
The Rugby Blog | Blogspot rugby | Free Sports Video Guide | Lovell Rugby Blog | Lerugbynistere | Free Betting Offers

All videos featured are hosted externally and property of the respective video sharing platforms.
Rugbydump features and archives them in an effort to promote the game worldwide.
Copyright © 2010 Rugbydump