It’s always a great moment when you a score a try; but scoring a try and leaving two All Blacks eating your dust in the process only adds to the occasion.

In the Highlanders’ recent victory over the Chiefs, Fijian winger Patrick Osborne left not only former All Black Hosea Gear clutching at thin air but also current All Black and dual code superstar, Sonny Bill Williams.

The try and, indeed, the victory made the day all that sweeter for Osborne.

Clip Credit: Le-Rugbynistere

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The world over, there are few athletes with the repertoire of ability that Sonny Bill Williams is blessed with. Not only is the Kiwi a World Cup winning All Black, but is also a professional boxer and a Rugby League player of major repute.

In this awesome ad with his sponsors, Adidas, Williams reveals what sport has given him as a person and divulges the legacy he wishes to leave upon retirement.

Youtube Credit: adidasrugbytv

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Over the years, we’ve seen some players  make a wonderful transition from Rugby League to Union and some struggle-Benji Marshall, anyone?- and, today, Rugby HQ compile and celebrate their Top 5 Code Hoppers.

Number one spot, unsurprisingly, was reversed for Brad Thorn-the Kiwi with an insatiable lust for silverware.

Also mentioned were Jason Robinson, Lote Tuqiri, Sonny Bill Williams, and, of course, the phenomenon that is Israel Folau

Youtube Credit: FOX SPORT AUSTRALIA

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During a break in play in the Roosters and Storm Round 25 NRL clash, a frustrated Jake Friend flinged the ball behind him in an act of petulance, not knowing that he had hit team-mate Sonny Bill William’s square in the face.

As a boxer, maybe SBW can ask Friend to assist him in his agility training by firing balls at the New Zealander to dodge.

This is the last blow to the face Williams will hope to take for a while.

Youtube Credit: NZAUTV Rugby League.

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