Playing against fellow professionals, Julian Savea stands out as an absolute try scoring behemoth; so, as you can imagine, he wreaked absolute havoc during his schools Rugby career.

This above video perfectly portrays the man labelled as the next Jonah Lomu’s pace, power and evasion.

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With an All Black try ratio better than the iconic Jonah Lomu’s-26 tries in 26 test games-, Julian Savea is well on his way to becoming one of the best wingers in Rugby history.

In an interview with Sky Sport New Zealand, the Hurricane reminisces on his so far fruitful Kiwi career and gives us a glimpse of what drives the man known as the bus.

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Julian Savea provided Argentina full back Joaquin Tuculet with a first class ticket to Painstown with a reckless no armed tackle during last weeks Rugby Championship meeting of the All Blacks and the Pumas.

Ma’a Nonu, the master of the no armed tackle, would be glowing with pride with how his tackling protege, Savea’s, technique.

Youtube Credit: Andre Nienaber

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We believe the scientific term for Julian Savea’s brutal fend of his New Zealand team-mate, Israel Dagg, is ‘Smashed ‘em, bro’

During a 2013 Super Rugby game between the Hurricanes and the Saders, Julian Savea went all Jonah Lomu, smashing two players, including Israel Dagg, out of his way on the way to a try built on a foundation of freakish strength.

To be a fly on the wall when the duo met up for All Blacks duty after this..

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