🏉 All Blacks Legends: Jonah Lomu & Jerry Collins

Few names in rugby carry as much weight as Jonah Lomu and Jerry Collins. Both were powerhouse players who left an unforgettable mark on the game.

Jonah Lomu burst onto the scene in the 1995 Rugby World Cup, combining unbelievable speed and strength to become rugby’s first global superstar. With 37 tries in 63 tests, he changed the way the game was played—and viewed—forever.

Jerry Collins was the All Blacks’ enforcer—a fearless tackler and relentless flanker known for his toughness and quiet leadership. He gave everything on the field and was respected worldwide for his heart and humility.

Both men tragically passed in 2015, but their legacies live on. Lomu brought awe. Collins brought grit. Together, they embodied the true spirit of New Zealand rugby.