JL
Jonah Lomu
Wing
- Country
- New Zealand
- Active years
- 1990s–2000s
- All Blacks
- Hurricanes
- Chiefs
- Wellington
HGW Grade81.80Confidence Rating: 98%
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- Tri Nations (multiple)
- Super Rugby (1x)
- Bledisloe Cup (multiple)
- 1995 Rugby World Cup top scorer
- 63 All Blacks Test caps
- 37 Test tries
- Rugby World Cup Hall of Fame inductee
- World Rugby Hall of Fame inductee
Jonah Lomu is the single most transformative player in rugby union history. Standing 6'5" and running 100m in 10.7 seconds, he was a biological anomaly who redefined what a wing could be. His grade is limited only by the kidney disease that cut his peak short — at full durability, he would have been God-Tier.
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DDurability
59.0OOutput
76.0MMastery
82.0
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