Tito Tebaldi

Italian rugby player and international competitor

Tito Tebaldi - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 20th, 1987
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Born in 1987, played rugby union primarily as a scrum-half. Represented Italy at the international level, earning several caps. Competed in the Six Nations Championship, showcasing skills and contributing to the team's efforts in this prestigious tournament. Achieved success in domestic leagues with club teams.

Played for Italy in the Six Nations Championship

Competed in multiple international matches

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