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New Zealand Rugby Sevens Player
New Zealand Rugby Sevens Player
Born in 2000, a rugby sevens player achieved success in international competitions. Competed for the New Zealand national team, contributing to wins and demonstrating skills on the field. Participated in tournaments including the World Rugby Sevens Series and Commonwealth Games. Showcased talent and athleticism, enhancing the team’s performance at global events.
Competing in the World Rugby Sevens Series
Winning gold at the 2022 Commonwealth Games
Played as a professional rugby league player in the National Rugby League (NRL). Competed primarily as a prop for the Parramatta Eels. Made impactful appearances in the NRL starting from 2015 and participated in various significant matches during tenure with the team.
Continue ReadingPlayed as a linebacker in the National Football League, primarily for the San Francisco 49ers. Contributed significantly to the team's defense during his tenure. Achieved recognition for leadership and performance on the field. Suffered injuries that affected career longevity but remained a vital player when healthy. Helped lead the 49ers to an NFC Championship and a Super Bowl appearance.
Continue ReadingBorn on May 28, 1998, a prominent figure in the South Korean music scene, gained recognition as a member of the K-pop girl group TWICE formed by JYP Entertainment. TWICE debuted in 2015 with the song 'Like Ooh-Ahh,' which marked a significant beginning for the group. The group achieved widespread popularity both domestically and internationally, amassing numerous awards and accolades. The vibrant performances and catchy tracks, including 'Cheer Up' and 'TT,' contributed to their success. As a rapper and vocalist, displayed distinct talent within the group, participating in songwriting for various tracks and contributing to the group's musical identity. Their musical style encompasses various genres, enhancing their broad appeal in the K-pop industry.
Continue ReadingA rugby league player who played primarily as a centre. Represented Australia at the international level and played in the National Rugby League. He began his career with the Sydney Roosters, later joining the Melbourne Storm, where he won the NRL Premiership in 1999. Transitioned to the English Super League, playing for the Wigan Warriors and Leeds Rhinos, further contributing to the sport.
Continue ReadingPlayed rugby union primarily as a fly-half and inside centre. Represented Australia in international competitions, earning over 50 caps with the national team, the Wallabies. Played for several professional clubs, including the Queensland Reds and the New South Wales Waratahs in Super Rugby. Achieved notability during the 2011 Rugby World Cup, contributing to Australia's campaign.
Continue ReadingPlayed as an offensive tackle in American football, achieving a notable career in the National Football League (NFL). Drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in 2009, contributed to the team's Super Bowl XLVII victory in 2013. Gained wider recognition through the memoir and film adaptation titled 'The Blind Side,' which illustrated early life and rise to professional football from challenging circumstances. Played for teams including the Carolina Panthers after his tenure with the Ravens, showcasing skills on the field until retiring.
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