THE GREATEST FIJIAN WINGERS
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Fiji has produced wingers unlike anywhere else in world rugby. The combination of sevens upbringing, offloading instinct and raw physical power has sent Fijian-born players to the very top of the fifteen-a-side game — often in someone else's jersey.
Two of the five here played their Test rugby for New Zealand. One became a cross-code star in rugby league. The debate is not only who was best, but what you value: the impossible sidestep, the sustained Test career, or the sheer force of a man nobody wanted to tackle.
Rank five Fijian wingers from best to worst, one reveal at a time.
Fijian-born All Black wing whose finishing rate in the early 2000s made him one of the most feared attackers in the game.
Another Fijian-born All Black, known for footwork in tight spaces and an ability to beat defenders from a standing start.
A cross-code star who dominated in rugby league before becoming one of the most destructive ball-carriers in union for Fiji.
Perhaps the most talked-about Fijian of all. Caucau's short international career produced tries that are still replayed two decades later.
A genuinely enormous wing with a long-range boot, Nadolo combined power with skills most big men never develop.