Sean Fitzpatrick is one of the greatest All Blacks of all time.
With 92 caps (51 of those as captain), he’s a World Cup winner, and a key member of one of the best rugby teams ever.
But that’s just the start of the Sean Fitzpatrick story.
At the age of 40 Fitzy moved his family to the UK, where he’s spent the last 20 years.
He’s now the Chairman of the Laureus World Sport Academy, and the stories he shares about his work, and the impact he’s helping make on the world will blow you away.
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0:00 Fitzy running a two summer operation
1:43 An intro to the Laureus: Fitzy, Nelson Mandela, Rory McIlroy and the WhatsApp chat
13:28 Fitzy, Bronny and family
18:42 Back to the beginning with Brian Fitzpatrick
21:19 Three lessons from Guy Davis at Sacred Heart College
27:30 Taking rugby seriously
35:17 Revolutionizing captaincy and becoming a better man
43:21 Keeping the All Blacks legacy alive
49:15 Longevity: 63 consecutive test matches
56:14 Fitzy on Jonah and South Africa
1:01:12 Retirement from rugby and moving into the real world
1:09:26 Moving to the UK at 40
1:13:40 Linking up with Laureus and Sport for Change
1:27:18 Low maintenance living
1:31:17 An eye on the future
1:33:25 The future of rugby
1:36:21 Last words from Seamus, Steve, and Sean