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Ma'a Nonu was inducted into the RugbyPass Hall of Fame in 2021. Across his stellar domestic career, Ma'a Nonu has represented many of the world’s top sides, including several Super Rugby franchises. Although he spent the majority of his domestic career playing for the Hurricanes, he’s also represented the Blues (2012, 2014 and 2019) and the ...
Bio. Ma'a NONU is a 42-year-old New Zealander rugby player standing at 1.82 m tall (6 ft 0 in) and weighing in at 108 kg (17 st; 238.10 lb) , who currently plays for San Diego Legion in United-States as centre. Nationality #1. New Zealand. Sporting nationality. New Zealand.
Danny Lee, Head Coach and Director Of Rugby. Ma’a needs no introduction but for those that do not know him, Ma’a has over 20 years of professional rugby behind him. He is one of only a handful of prestigious players that has played over 100 games for the All Blacks. Ma’a was also a key member of the All Blacks when they won the 2011 and ...
Ma’a needs no introduction, but for those that do not know him, Ma’a has over 20 years of professional rugby behind him. He is one of only a handful of prestigious players that have played over 100 games for the All Blacks. Ma’a was also a member of the All Blacks when they won the 2011 and 2015 Rugby World Cup.
13 de ene. de 2024 · All Black great Ma’a Nonu has extended his glittering career into another year by resigning with Major League Rugby outfit San Diego Legion in the United States. The 103-cap All Black, 41, won the Western Conference in the MLR last season, eventually losing to the New England Free Jacks in the final. Despite turning 42 during the campaign, he ...
26 de feb. de 2021 · Ma’a Nonu, la légende éternelle Par Rugbyrama Après l’annonce de la retraite de son ami Dan Carter, Ma’a Nonu, 38 ans lui aussi, prouve qu’il est encore compétitif au plus haut niveau.
14 de ene. de 2024 · All Blacks legend Ma’a Nonu is ‘back for another year’, extending his career past his 41st birthday. All Blacks Richie Mccaw & Ma'a Nonu following the 2015 Rugby World Cup final victory over Australia at Twickenham. Double Rugby World Cup-winning All Blacks legend Ma’a Nonu has signed a deal to extend his career into 2024. Nonu last ...
