cant stop coming back to this video, not because of the quality footage but this would be the fastest rugby player to ever brace the game. Dont think ill ever see this kind of speed again in rugby. usain bolt on a rugby pitch would look like this.
that was crazy don't get me wrong but have you seen the video where he accelerates through the chiefs defence like if he had proper Sprint training there's no thought that he's Olympic material
I remember watching this match live and thinking; "Holy hell, this kid belongs in the Olympics!" Shame he was plagued by injuries so much, he could have been a star for the Boks if he wasn't so unfortunate. Glad to find this video, thanks for uploading it.
i have never seen a support line like the support line Chivanga ran to support the 8th man's try. He was cruising and not even breakibng a sweart. Damn!!
@@MetYsJa Sure does, but Isles has an official 10.1 to his name. I bet Chavanga is faster over the first 30 meters but sprinting is an art form and has much to do with preserving energy as it does with explosive acceleration.
i bet the commentators wished this guy played for NZ. Sadly he fell through the cracks of SA rugby union for some odd reason. He was the fastest wing ever in SA. Maybe the selectors didnt like his personality.
Ngwenya is actually not faster. Both are from Zimbabwe and according to all the known stats Chavanga has a quicker time over 100m (10.40 vs Ngwenya 10.55). No argument is intended by this post.
@kaino1990 this is how it looks when a 100m sprinter plays rugby. He holds the sprint record for 100m. in Zimbabwe. I heard he is the fastest rugby player in the world. But not the best wing though.
I checked and Tonderai is the fastest rugby player of the last decade with the same 100m time as Carlin Isles which is 10.2sec, Joe Roko's time is 10.6sec.
That's wrong. Isles has a personal best of 10.15 and Chavhanga's is 10.27. Isles was faster, though I believe Chavhanga was quicker over the first 20m or so.
The difference between 10.15 and 10.27 doesn’t tell full story and is perhaps not that much. Carlin running in a track training as a professional sprinter in US and Chavanga as a semi professional in Zimbabwe. Most sprinters have to train for months to reach their peak which last for only short period of the year. It’s not easy to compare where they both were at in terms of speeds at different times during there rugby career. However, it does look to me on that day that Chavanga was in peak sprinting physical condition. It’s hard to know for sure, but if I were to bet, I would reckon that he would have improved his personal best on that day. His speed and smoothness in his running style just looked unreal
ok no problem i had a feeling he was but there was another guy by the name of rupeni caucauinbuca who is also extremly fast but put it this way if he havd ngwenya, chavanga, rupeni and habana we would have a VERY fast backline
as it is clear that he had rokocokos number they should have put rupenai cacau on his wing. That would have been interesting. I'm sure Chavangha would smoke him.
chavangha on some other shit. easily the fastest man I've seen on any rugby field. not even close to being the best winger, but his pace is something else. wtf@the whole flippin' video - 1:54 - 1:58 he looks like a blur
cant stop coming back to this video, not because of the quality footage but this would be the fastest rugby player to ever brace the game. Dont think ill ever see this kind of speed again in rugby. usain bolt on a rugby pitch would look like this.
This man is clearly the fastest man in world rugby. Great stuff Tonderai.
1.50 is the quickest I've ever seen a rugby player run, insane
its crazy. At 1:51 he's not even in the frame yet, then catches the guy at the other 22 in a few seconds!
that was crazy don't get me wrong but have you seen the video where he accelerates through the chiefs defence like if he had proper Sprint training there's no thought that he's Olympic material
He honestly should of became a Olympic Sprinter instead
I remember watching this match live and thinking;
"Holy hell, this kid belongs in the Olympics!"
Shame he was plagued by injuries so much, he could have been a star for the Boks if he wasn't so unfortunate.
Glad to find this video, thanks for uploading it.
He did actually qualify for the Olympics but chose rugby instead.
i have never seen a support line like the support line Chivanga ran to support the 8th man's try. He was cruising and not even breakibng a sweart. Damn!!
The support play of chavangha, unreasonable. His speed..
pause 1:51 where is he?! to this day i don't know were the fck he came from!!
That must be the fastest anyone has ever moved in togs.... 1:54. WTF
I came back in 2020 to see this again. Still gobsmacked at the speed this guy did from.1:50. Apparently his 100m time was a 10.1
His speed there is inhuman. Terrifyingly fast
10.27, but it isn't an official sanctioned time. Realistically, probably 10.45.
@@Garrett1240 that looks hella quicker than Carlin Isles on a rugby field
@@MetYsJa Sure does, but Isles has an official 10.1 to his name. I bet Chavanga is faster over the first 30 meters but sprinting is an art form and has much to do with preserving energy as it does with explosive acceleration.
the stormers will miss him A LOT!!!!!!!!
i bet the commentators wished this guy played for NZ. Sadly he fell through the cracks of SA rugby union for some odd reason. He was the fastest wing ever in SA. Maybe the selectors didnt like his personality.
the blues 11, Joe, looks like a prop against Chavanga, he didn't know if his coming or going.
Finally found what ive been looking for!!!!!! Good Stuff
FUCKKK........wooowwwwwwwww that support play for the STORMERS NO 8.FML
That is the speed of dark
he is so good
1.54>58 looks like hes on fast forward
I have never seen anyone move so fast in my life then he was going at 1:53 it's just silly
Habana on the left and Chavangha on the right 😮😮
Ngwenya is actually not faster. Both are from Zimbabwe and according to all the known stats Chavanga has a quicker time over 100m (10.40 vs Ngwenya 10.55). No argument is intended by this post.
I paused it at 1.54 and couldn't see chavanga's legs, literally
1:54-1:58 what the hell i dont think ive ever seen someone move that fast on a rugby field lmao
@kaino1990 this is how it looks when a 100m sprinter plays rugby. He holds the sprint record for 100m. in Zimbabwe. I heard he is the fastest rugby player in the world. But not the best wing though.
I checked and Tonderai is the fastest rugby player of the last decade with the same 100m time as Carlin Isles which is 10.2sec, Joe Roko's time is 10.6sec.
That's wrong. Isles has a personal best of 10.15 and Chavhanga's is 10.27. Isles was faster, though I believe Chavhanga was quicker over the first 20m or so.
The difference between 10.15 and 10.27 doesn’t tell full story and is perhaps not that much. Carlin running in a track training as a professional sprinter in US and Chavanga as a semi professional in Zimbabwe. Most sprinters have to train for months to reach their peak which last for only short period of the year. It’s not easy to compare where they both were at in terms of speeds at different times during there rugby career. However, it does look to me on that day that Chavanga was in peak sprinting physical condition. It’s hard to know for sure, but if I were to bet, I would reckon that he would have improved his personal best on that day. His speed and smoothness in his running style just looked unreal
10.27, but it isn't an official sanctioned time. Realistically, probably 10.45
@Jearbearjenkins you don’t know that for sure. If his unofficial time is 10.27 then you can bet your bottom dollar his actual time is more like 10.45.
WOW!!!!
SmOkIn!!!
ok no problem i had a feeling he was but there was another guy by the name of rupeni caucauinbuca who is also extremly fast but put it this way if he havd ngwenya, chavanga, rupeni and habana we would have a VERY fast backline
I bet ChaVANGA feels like his flying when he runs full speed. going like a boing
just imagine if his ears were flat how fast he would have been then
joe rockocoko ran a 10.66 and chavanga blitz him.
this is just a mindfuck to watch
1:54 WTF !!!!
He was chasing a number 8 when it looked unreal. Just spreading the truth :p. Not all number 8s are/have to be fast.
chaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaVHANGA!
as it is clear that he had rokocokos number they should have put rupenai cacau on his wing. That would have been interesting. I'm sure Chavangha would smoke him.
01:50 WTF its like a flying cat
Sad injury shortened his career
lol, "they wont see which way he goes"
what ever the heck happened to this lad...someone..anyone??
In the Shark's Super Rugby squad. Spent some time abroad.
it's a slippery slope yea
tbh shame he weren't a springbok but he would scare the shit out defences
He was. Scored 6 tries against Uruguay on debut.
I meant kept in the squad, would have been good combo with him and Habana on the wing
wtf hes the bolt of rugby...or the bolt is the "Chavhanga of 100m...he has no match for speed on the rugby field
i bet this is how it would look like if usain bolt plays football.
i think Chavhanga could have beaten that cheetah
show me some speed vs all blacks at the world cup
Never been a quicker player
chavangha on some other shit. easily the fastest man I've seen on any rugby field. not even close to being the best winger, but his pace is something else. wtf@the whole flippin' video - 1:54 - 1:58 he looks like a blur
THAT S GODLIKE. I'm amazed