GREATEST PACIFIC RUGBY PLAYERS EVER
TRENDING NOW
WHERE ARE YOU PUTTING HIM?
Choose carefully. You can't change it.
NO GOING BACK. THE NEXT PLAYER IS HIDDEN.
Fiji, Samoa and Tonga have shaped modern rugby far beyond what their population sizes suggest. Pacific players have changed how the game is defended, how it is carried and how it is celebrated — and many of the greatest wore the jerseys of other nations.
This challenge puts five of them side by side across completely different positions and eras, which is precisely what makes it hard.
Rank five Pacific rugby greats from best to worst without seeing who comes next.
Widely regarded as the greatest sevens player of all time, Serevi turned Fiji into the sport's defining force on the world circuit.
Samoan-born flanker who played for both Samoa and New Zealand, and is routinely named among the finest openside forwards in rugby history.
Samoa's great enforcer, a centre and wing who appeared at five Rugby World Cups and whose hits became part of the sport's folklore.
Of Tongan descent, Lomu's performances at the 1995 Rugby World Cup changed the public profile of rugby union worldwide.
A three-code athlete whose aerial ability and finishing made him one of the most prolific try-scorers of his era in Super Rugby and Test rugby.