American Reacts to The Most Feared Rugby Team In The World | The Springboks Are BRUTAL BEASTS
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South African here, we're the current, reigning, defending recording breaking 4x World Rugby Champions 🏆🏆🏆🏆. We don't play rugby. We go to war!
its in our blood, from womb to the grave ...our blood is green!
You tell them because they don't know.
Yes we fucking do!!!
People don't know how we south Africans feel about rugby. They also don't understand how much pressure there are on our boys. They are expected! to win! We require a lot from our boys. They are our pride and joy, they are almost worshipped.
@@nolan1907 They don't know what we know.
American Football is like WWE. Rugby is like UFC.
Yeah rugby is not for the faint hearted
Dunno, WWE is more entertaining ... so I'd say Rugby is WWE, but I get what you're getting at.
@@jacoburger3456 On which planet is WWE more entertaining than UFC?
@@sihlebebeza2323 This one, since results are pre determent, you know what you get going in. In UFC a guy can break his arm in the first few seconds, that's it, PPV over.
This is accurate 😂
Where are my South African family ❤🇿🇦🇿🇦 proudly South African very proud of our boys
Aweh bra
Our government isn't. "Lack of transformation " has reared its ugly head.
So while I'm all for touting our rugby prowess, let's not forget about the blatant racism from government.
Ons is hier bra
Hosh
@@andreasschabort2449 leka man leka🇿🇦
We don't take drugs, we eat Biltong and Pap.
And not forgetting the Championship Boerewors
Salads don't win scrums!
Yes meneer! Pap, biltong en 'n moerse fokken stuk steak pappa!!! Pap en vleis!! 🔥😎 Hiérdie ander spanne eet fokken slaai en kaas-blokkies!😅😂😂
👌💯😎
Dankie se fir hom
The "helmet" is called a scrum cap, it's to prevent your ears being ripped off. Totally optional.
This has to be THE Best description of a scrum cap...EVER!
@@arshadrahim9384 I agree and it's also the only way you can describe it to those who don't understand rugby.
"Looks like he headbutts brick walls for fun" had me howling 😅😅😅😅😅
Bakkies Botha; South African lock and the baddest man to ever step foot on a rugby field; used to smash his head against his locker door before a match to the extent that he'd bleed even before the game has started. He was a fucking animal. It's like the one guy said; "We (Springboks) don't play rugby. We go to war"
"He's a baby hippo." You just made my day😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That was hilarious xD
Number 4 is Eben Etzebeth, the Enforcer. He's the spiritual successor to Bakkies Botha, who was not as vicious but more than brutal. 6'8 monsters, both of them..
Bakkies wasn't as vicious?
Bakkies was a brute, almost never got angry but knew the dark arts of the game
The best all All Blacks team of all time labeled Bakkies Botha as the toughest rugby player they ever came up against.
From 6 years old to 12 years old, we are taught to tackle and brawl, then after age 12 the School introduce us to the Ball.
lol love it. so true. 🤣
The spider contortion is called a scrum, the ball gets thrown into the middle of the scrum and may not be picked up while inside the scrum. The scrum consist of the biggest and strongest players like the no.4 guy and the “baby hippo”, the 2 sides push against each other trying to push past the ball which can then be picked up by the strongest team once it exits at the back. While the scrum is pushing no one of the opposing team can come around the scrum to steal the ball either or will be offside, so what they do is push but not let the ball exit because as long as the ball is in the scrum they can keep pushing the weaker team further and gain more ground or even push them over the score line then just quickly take the ball and touch it down for a score. South Africa is most known for their super big and strong forward players, the ones you see in the scrum
With a combined weight of people involved in the spider contortion at almost 2 tons, and they are probably all close to being strong enough for international power lifting. With cardio abilities to run for 80 minutes.
The more you watch, the more you'll understand and get to love rugby. In South Africa our blood is green
While there are similarities between rugby and NFL they are very different games. Being South African I obviously love rugby, but I've taken some time to learn the rules of NFL and now I love watching the Superbowl every year too.
To answer the question of why they place the ball down in the middle when they score a try. Where you place the ball down once you have passed the try line determines where you kick the conversion. So if they put the ball down just under the post, they will kick for a conversion right in front of the posts, but if he puts the ball down near the edge of the field, they will have to kick from the sideline essentially.
The Hobbit is literally the Lionel Messi of Rugby 😂😂😂😂
His name is Cheslin Kolbe.
Please do a reaction on him.
Agreed, let's see how he reacts to Cheslin. Another Living Legend!!!
This is the mostt American reactor ive ever seen.
Eben, that scary guy you saw, he lives in my neck of the woods. A Living Legend of note!!!
South Africans are built different, we don't need American football gear, as you can see in this game. Good to see America and Canada trying their hand at it, too.
But yep, a lot of the white and colored population have Dutch blood, the Dutch being the biggest people in average in the world. And the black guys within the Boks are also hefty guys with superpower, too, of course.
Even in our military, back in the day, our rifles were adjusted to accommodate bigger men. We have even trained American Marines in certain maneuvers. We are rich in alot of areas. We have an amazing nation that is fearless. Some of us wear "scrum caps" just to help avoid small concussions and skin tears from impact.
South Africans are living all over the world now, alot of them in New Zealand and Australia, so you can only imagine how much better these countries are going to become in the future with their rugby.
Let's leave this here, anyways. Go Bokke!!!
What are they on? When a rugby player is playing for their country, it is the highest honour in life.
BTW if you dive over the line there’s much less chance of someone stopping you which they will try to do to the very end, and if you loose the ball before touching it to the ground you don’t score. So you dive and if someone is there to try stop you, you just dive right through them
If you score closer to the goal posts it makes it easier for the fullback to kick the convertion over ,a convertion is basically extra points after a teamed scored a try
9:11 in rugby you need to “Touch Down” to get the try (5points) you can take a conversion kick (2points) perpendicular to where you placed the try.
Conversion! I don't think "conversation" ever comes into it!
@@Badgersj lol 😂 good catch.
@@wesrobmat 😆 Courtesy of Pedants R Us!
This was cool, please learn the rules and even some jargon 😂touch downs was hard after the 50th tome
That big nr 4 is Eben Etzebeth. There's a video on him, Greatest enforcer of all time
Conversion KicksConversion Placement: After scoring a try, the conversion kick is taken in line with where the try was scored. This means if the try is scored near the sideline, the conversion kick will be taken from a more challenging angle compared to a try scored near the posts.Rucks and MaulsRuck: When a player is tackled and brought to the ground, players from both teams converge over the ball to contest possession. This is called a ruck. The ball must be played back with the feet, and hands cannot be used to pick up the ball in the ruck until it has emerged.Maul: If the ball carrier is held up by opponents but not brought to the ground, a maul forms. Players from both teams bind together and push to gain ground or contest possession. Unlike in a ruck, the ball can be handled in a maul.Set PiecesScrum: A method to restart play involving 8 players from each team binding together in three rows. The ball is rolled into the scrum, and both teams push against each other to gain possession.Lineout: When the ball goes out of bounds, play is restarted with a lineout. Players from both teams line up perpendicular to the sideline, and the ball is thrown in between them. Players can be lifted by teammates to catch the ball.Kicking StrategiesDrop Goal: A drop goal can be scored at any time during open play by dropping the ball and kicking it as it bounces. It’s worth 3 points.Penalty Kick: For certain infringements, a team can opt to kick at goal from the spot of the penalty, similar to a free throw in basketball but worth 3 points.Offside RuleOffside: Players must be behind the ball when it is played (passed or kicked). Being offside restricts a player's ability to participate in the play until they retreat behind the ball or are put onside by an action of the opposing team or a teammate.Phases of PlayPhases: Unlike the distinct plays in American football, rugby consists of continuous phases. After each tackle, ruck, or maul, the ball remains in play, and teams execute multiple phases of play to advance the ball and create scoring opportunities.Advantage RuleAdvantage: If a team infringes, the referee can play advantage, allowing play to continue if the non-offending team is in a favorable position. If no advantage materializes, the referee will bring play back to the spot of the infringement.SubstitutionsSubstitutions: Rugby allows for a limited number of substitutions (usually 8), and once a player is substituted, they cannot return to the game except in cases of injury (blood substitution) or specific tactical reasons.Sin Bin and Yellow CardsSin Bin: Players committing serious infringements may receive a yellow card and spend 10 minutes in the sin bin (temporary expulsion), leaving their team with one fewer player.Red Card: For severe offenses, a player can be shown a red card and be sent off for the remainder of the match, leaving their team permanently a player short.
Very nicely explained.
Dude, please, there are so many youtube videos that will give you the basics rules of rugby.
One reasom they dive over the try line has to do with slowing down their momentum with which they approach the try line. It is as much a skill to get to the try line as it is to stop when you get there.
6:47 I played that position for 10 years. Number 5 lock. The tallest players are number 4 and 5 also know as the second row. Tall, strong ball fetchers.
They "dive" over the try line because the ball has to be placed on the ground, and be in the player's hands when that happens. Odd that it's not called a touchdown in Rugby where it does have to be actually touched down, but is called a touchdown in American football where it doesn't.
Objective and ScoringObjective: Both rugby union and American football aim to score points by carrying the ball over the opponent's goal line. In rugby, this is called a "try" and is worth 5 points.Conversion: After a try, a team can kick the ball through the goalposts for an additional 2 points, similar to an extra point in American football.Penalty Kick/Drop Goal: Teams can also score 3 points by kicking the ball through the goalposts during play, akin to a field goal in American football.Field and TimeField: Rugby union fields are slightly larger, approximately 100 meters long and 70 meters wide, compared to an American football field which is 100 yards long and 53.3 yards wide.Time: A rugby union match consists of two 40-minute halves, with continuous play and a running clock. In contrast, American football has four 15-minute quarters with frequent stops in play.Players and PositionsPlayers: Rugby union has 15 players on each team compared to 11 in American football. Positions are divided into forwards (similar to linemen) and backs (similar to skill position players).Key Rules and PlayLine of Scrimmage: Rugby has no line of scrimmage. Play is continuous, and after a tackle, the ball must be released immediately and play resumes.Passes: Forward passes are not allowed in rugby. The ball can only be passed laterally or backward.Tackles: Similar to football, tackling is crucial in rugby. However, after a tackle, the ball carrier must release the ball, and players form a "ruck" to contest possession.Downs and Possession: Rugby doesn’t use a system of downs. The game flows continuously, with teams contesting possession throughout.Scrum: This is unique to rugby and involves both teams' forwards binding together and pushing against each other to restart play after certain stoppages, similar to a face-off in hockey.Lineout: Another unique feature where players line up and lift teammates to catch the ball thrown in from the sideline, akin to a jump ball in basketball.Special FeaturesKicking: Kicking the ball is more integral to rugby, with strategic kicks during open play to gain territory or create scoring opportunities.No Blocking: Blocking, a key aspect of American football, is not allowed in rugby. Players must avoid interfering with opponents who are trying to tackle the ball carrier.PenaltiesPenalties: In rugby, penalties can result in a free kick, a scrum, or a lineout. Common penalties include offside (similar to encroachment), high tackles, and not releasing the ball after a tackle.
9:06 The position of the touch down could potentially earn you more points.
When a team scores a Try (Touch Down) to the value of 5 Point. They then get an opportunity to kick for posts (almost like an uncontested Field goal) for an additional 2 points. But this kick has to be taken in line with the position where the ball was touched down.
“Helmet” is a scrum cap prevents ears being ripped off and cauliflower ears. Its actually option lol
Loved your reactions. We are the Mighty Bokke and we stand down to no team!!
Just a reminder...All your NFL players wear so much protection unreal...All that a rugby player needs is a scrum cap and a gum guard.
Scrum cap to protect your ears.
Gum guard for your mouth and teeth protection.
and every other part of your body is at the mercy of guesomeness ..!! ...fun filled 80 minutes of brute force ...
You're not allowed to pass forward in rugby. And when you score a try (equivalent to a touchdown) you have to put the ball down, hence they all dive. 09:00 the reason he ran to underneath the posts, is because the conversion kick is tacken from where the try is scored. For example if he scored in the corner, the kick would've been harder. Thus it would take his 5 point try and turn it to a 7 point try.
A few basic things about rugby:
- Play continues until a mistake is made, unless advantage is played. Unlike American football, going to ground does not stop play
- Those "spider things" are called scrums, similar to where they go "hut, hut" in American football when the two packs of forwards face each other. A way to restart the game after some mistakes
I'm South African and I follow both rugby and NFL closely, it's crazy that I understand the NFL references and they are hilarious. Calling Mapimpi Ochocinco was the best 😂
The scrum is the home of the "dark arts". It is a battle of raw power, strategy of pushing but also pulling a fraction of an inch to make your opponents lose balance. I mainly play tight head, and scrum time is fun timeb😂
they are not taking drugs bro they are just pissed off at petrol price increase 😂
At 09:00 he goes to the middle as you take the conversion (nfl equivalent is PAT) directly in line with where the ball is touched down. So much better to touch it down in the middle if possible
You are so American 😂...that was freaking hilarious. Please do more
South African Here, I love your commentary
Your comments gave me the comic relief i needed👌 Im South African so reveling in our BOYS' VICTORY IS A BONUS💯😎
the rick flare choke hold and the reason the people are diving is because the rules state the ball has to make contact with the ground in the 'touchdown' area. if you can place your hand between the ball and the grass, it's not considered as a try aka touchdown... and no points will be given to the team.
The big guy you refer to is Eben Etzebeth. I've never seen him throw a punch in his entire life. It's all show.
The closer you touch down to the goal posts the easier to kick for goal. You kick opposite where you touch down.
The Springboks are the National rugby team of South Africa... when they go across the line they run as close to under the posts as possible because your goal kick needs to be inline with whereyou grounded the ball over the line. So the closer to the centre under the posts the easier it is to kick the ball over for extra points. 5 points for a 'touch down' and 2 points for a goal kick afterwards similar to NFL but in NFL no matter where you crossed the line you kick from the centre of the field. I'm from the heartland of the Springboks in the South Africa, lots of farming and yes these boys are hard as hell ! 4 x World Champions the most successful team in the World. We hate the All Blacks because they boycotted the Springboks from palying the first two world cups 1987 and 1991 although we had the best team int he 80's too. So the first time SA was playing in the world cup was in 1995 and we won that and 3 times since then. The all blacks won the first world cup in 1987 and Australia the 1991 one but as I said SA was not allowed to play in the first two because of politics. Did we play in them no doubt we would have had 6 World Cups by now... The all blacks claim that they ahve 3 world cups but thats BS because SA dd not paly in 1987 whe they won the cup. The all blacks also have a very abd reputation for commiting proffesional fouls so the other team cannot score especially touch downs or 'tries' as we call it in the rugby.
Bro this Springbok team you watching now , took Rugby to the next level bruv .
Explaining your question at 9.00
A try in rugby (like a touchdown in nfl) gives 5 points with an opportunity to convert to 7 from a kick over the posts. How far back the kick is taken from is determined from where the set play started, and how far in field is determined by where the ball makes contact over the try line. If a player can score under the polls, it makes the kickers job easier as he'll have a straight kick.
A long time ago, I played a lot of rugby and I have to say that I agree with his question as to why they dive so much these days. It does often hurt, but they probably see it as more dramatic and cause themselves to be noticed more.
also the point the person makes the touchdown is the point at which the kick is taken from. so the more centrally he places the touchdown, the more central to the goal posts he is...
6:58 that's Lukhanyo Am. Rugby genius
Like football they have to cross the line but they have to press the ball on the ground which is then called a try in rugby, and after the try is scored they have to kick the ball over the poles for more points so its better to try and score closer to the poles to make the kicking easier.
I absolutely love the American review on our beloved Springboks……♥️🤗🇿🇦
You go middle of post because the kick will be inline with where you dot down. To make sure you get the extra 2 points for conversion.
"Swiper no swiping"🤣🤣🤣
When I hear comments " what is this ? " on Rugby reaction videos when a scrum is shown... then it frustrates me so much.....because seems world rugby wants to change scrum laws to accommodate people who won't learn about a scrum to appreciate it...
First Rugby reaction video I didn't enjoy..
The closer the "touch down" is to the goal posts, the closer the kick for the "extras" is (this kick is called a conversion). So rather than score 5 points, make it easy for the kicker so that it is 7 points for the team.
Scoring a try behind the posts, makes it easier to convert, as you get to take your conversion kick from in-front of the posts
I think once they score a “touchdown” they have a try where they kick the ball through the upright. However, the try occurs from along the line where they touch the ball down in the “end zone”. So if they dive at the corner to get in the try is at a severe angle. The closer they touch it down towards the middle of the field the better the angle or more in front of the posts. Which is why if nobody is near them they will run towards the middle after crossing goal line e and down it nearer the middle. I think.
Correct, in the beginning of the game, when you scored it gave you a ‘try’ to score a point by kicking the ball over the posts. You got no points for touching the ball down at that time. Remember that to score now the ball must be touched on the ground, that’s where NFL gets touchdown as that game derived directly from rugby. He’s wrong about number 9 missing a tackle, he may be saying it tongue in cheek, but that’s not his only job. Every player has a position and role, but every player is a defender and an attacker, there’s no specific players for those jobs.
He had to put the ball in the middle because he's kick to goal will be closer to the post, if he puts the ball on the side then the kick to goal will be far
The “spider thing” is called a scrum. Proud of our boys!!
The closer you place the ball down to the field goal post the easier is the conversion kick.
We're the Beasts when it comes to Rugby.... South Africa stand up
Google what a springbok (antelope) looks like when it jumps and then you will understand why we are called the Springboks.
Most feared rugby team 😂😂😂😂
Feared for good reason. When the boys in green and gold go onto the field, they are not there to play a game, they are there to cause maximum pain, maximum intimidation, they are there to fight and win a war. Every game. That's the reason they are the world champs.
South african here. Go was real rugby, QSN, squid rugby.
Springboks 4 time world cup championships. We are the most hated team in the world because we are just to good🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🏆🏆🏆🏆
That caterpillar thing is called a scrum...look at cauliflower ear and youll see what the pressure does to the players in those...the helmet helps stop it but not much to be fair
They don't take drug's they eat amassi 😊😊😊 🇿🇦❤
Howzit - I look after the Stormers when here in Australia tour - Great humble guys but BEASTS on the field - Honored to know some of these legends xxx
the helmet as you call it is a padded head covering worn mostly to stop concussion
South Africa vs New Zealnd best games to watch 🎉
Check out the New Zealand All Blacks as well. They are the most dominant rugby team ever, and have a win rate of just below 80% all time. They are also considered to be one of if not the most dominant international sporting teams in any sport ever.
Springboks have won 4/8 world cups
Nz 3/10
Aus 2/10
Eng 1/10
Springboks win when it matters 😌
Dominant? Watch the scrum at 6:44
That's why world rugby has changed scrum laws 😉
@@the_unpopular_christianall test series matter. The WC is only one competition. Consistent results are more critical
@@the_unpopular_christianspringboks only win once every four years lol….dont make me laugh
@geoffhughes225 I'll agree that consistency matters. Since 1994 (South Africa's liberation from apartheid regime) we've had 15 coaches. NZ have had 6.
South Africa have a massive political landscape to navigate.. if we didn't have that, this conversation wouldn't even be on the table.
Alas. You are right. NZ is more consistent, especially when Richie McCaw had the refs in his back pocket 😉
Oh, and if you want to comment on me being a sore loser or making excuses. First think about the NZ pundits crying after the World Cup,
There's an air of spoilt privilege in NZ rugby culture that stinks.
i love ur videos bro do some more on rugby
Even the little guys packs a punch
That number 14. That's Cheslin Kolbe. He's my favorite player.
For speed, and amazing jukes, you should check him out.
Cheslin Kolbe - The Ultimate Athlete.
That a baby hippo,that killed me,😅😅😅 anyway I'm dead I won't say much😅😅😅
Care to find out how they came to be 1 of the most feared teams in the world?
Watch the movie called Invictus, about how Nelson Mendela broke down apartheid and united the people over Rugby.
There is no dead-ball in rugby. It's either a ruck and recycled and the ruck can be contested by the opposing team, or it's a scrum 'spidery thing' when someone knocks on the ball. You'll have to watch those videos explaining the rules.
They trie to do the touch down ( we call it a " try " )as close to the poles " H " as possible , because a touch down/try is worth 5 points + after a rouch down you get to kick at poles ( called a conversion ) and if successful you het an extra 2 points BUT the Kick is taken in line with where the TRY/ touch down happened ....so the close the Try is to the H / poles the eassier the kick for the extra 2 points ! Wala ..comprendo ?
a try is equivalent to touchdown but if you drop it like a TouchD its not a try
when you try under the post it becomes closer for the kicker
Number 4 is our Enforcer Eben. He is the best of the best and backs his team mates all way. ♥️🤗🇿🇦
That nr 14 is Cheslin Kolbe. You must do a reaction on him. You will love him
he ran to the middle to make it easier for his team mate to kick the ball over the pole
since after every try they have to kick ball over
Watch a series chasing the sun then you will understand how this game works. Or you can follow QZN also American but he's getting it
There is a nice video on youtube explaining the rules of rugby union the largest form of the sport.Also the only form played worldwide.No 4 is Eben Etzebeth.He is always in the thick of things and an instigator.He is also smart enough not to throw a punch and being banned for several matches.Fist fights was common but rule changes eliminated it.
"Why are they all caked Up" pause bro
Great reaction🔥🔥
This man has potential to be huge on yt fr
The rules of rugby compared to AFL are totally different. You can only pass the ball backward, but can kick the ball forwards. A scrum is a set piece involving 8 “big guys”from each side. The scrum half puts the ball into the scrum and teams will push against each other until the ball emerges from the back of the scrum and play continues. Rugby is a game for all shapes and sizes of players. The smaller and “thinner” players are the speedsters (wings, centres and full backs), the big guys known as forwards. Your reaction is based on your knowledge of AFL, the only similarity being the shape of the ball. AFL is played in full body armour whilst a scrum cap is the only optional headgear allowed for rugby players.
If you wanna learn more of the rules, drop a response in this commemt and we can make a plan to do a zoom call or something where i answer/explain any questions you have
"Why do they dive like that?", because the ball has to be placed down with enough pressure (without dropping it) in the 'endzone', and diving gives them a better chance to avoid a defender that comes out of nowhere and dislodges the ball, or holds the player up over the line without him or her touching it down, it's just the most secure way to do it. Sometimes you see players trying to be flashy and losing the ball, because the idiot tried to place it down with one hand and was paying more attention to the adoration of the crowd.
A Springbok is supposed to dive🦌💚💛
"Give it to the hobbit"
He did not just insult faf.
As a South African I don't objectively think we are the best ever I just know even if you beat us you will be limping after that game
Theres a reason we have we have won 4 world cups! We are the difference!
we in South Africa call the Afrikaner Dutchman. They are breed big and strong and through the history of rugby in South Africa they have been the strength of the Springboks. Now in the new SA black players have come into the rugby family which has brought in speed and strength
Spider contortion is called a scrum...its a way of restarting the game after an infringement and uses the brute force of the forward pack...Springboks the best in the world with their scrums
All Blacks v Springboks - full game th-cam.com/video/pUpVqEqNdbs/w-d-xo.html
Yes!!! All Blacks 57, Springboks 0.
The more we loose the more we come back
We don’t hate anyone in rugby, in fact the more we love you, the harder we play.. But we play to win, rugby is in every South Africans blood, which is green btw. I played my very first rugby match at 6 years old, lucky I’ve always been the biggest so in 35 years of playing I’ve never had broken limbs or serious injuries, as hard as it looks we get taught how to tackle at a young age and because we don’t wear pads we understand our limits completely. My view on NFL was always that it must be harder because if they gave me those pads I would play by trusting in the protection, I would have most likely tried causing injuries to others and myself
Bro naming NFL players hope it is good comparisons because i dont know any of them 😂
Proudly South African, hulle weet nie wat ons weet nie.
No 4 is Eben Etzebeth he is the current Enforcer for the South African team but he is by far not the meanest we ever had check out Bakkies Botha