Ma’a Nonu
Ma’a Nonu is a former New Zealand rugby union player, renowned for his powerful and dynamic playing style as a centre. A key figure in the All Blacks' success, Nonu was instrumental in New Zealand's victories at the 2011 and 2015 Rugby World Cups. Born on May 21, 1982, in Wellington, Nonu's career spanned over a decade at the international level, where he earned over 100 caps for the All Blacks. His ability to break tackles, coupled with exceptional passing and defensive skills, made him one of the top players in his position. After a successful international career, he continued to play professionally in various leagues around the world, including stints in Super Rugby and overseas clubs, leaving a lasting legacy in the sport.
Born on May 21, 1982 (43 years old)
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New Zealand:
Ma’a Nonu was key to the All Black team during the 2015 World Cup.
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New Zealand:
Ma’a Nonu is compared to Leicester Fainga’anuku for his power on the field.
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New Zealand:
Ma’a Nonu is a two-time World Cup winner and a centurion for the All Blacks, currently playing for Toulon in France.
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New Zealand:
Former All Blacks centre Ma’a Nonu, who lifted the 2015 Webb Ellis trophy alongside Kerr-Barlow, celebrated his 43rd birthday in May.
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New Zealand:
That’s partly why Ma’a Nonu is still playing for Toulon at 43.
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New Zealand:
Ma’a Nonu is listed among the most-capped All Blacks.
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New Zealand:
Similar to Ma’a Nonu/Conrad Smith combo.
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New Zealand:
Ma’a Nonu is referenced as a comparison for Tavatavanawai's skills in rugby.
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New Zealand:
Ma’a Nonu scored a try in the final, showcasing his talent.
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Monaco:
Ma'a Nonu, the legendary All-Blacks player, scored a powerful try at the age of 43 during the match.
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