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<blockquote data-quote="Nickdnz" data-source="post: 259051">&lt;div class=&#039;quotetop&#039;&gt;QUOTE (Jer1cho @ Apr 21 2009, 10:26 PM) <a href="http://index.php?act=findpost&amp;pid=392432" target="_blank">&lt;{POST_SNAPBACK}&gt;</a>&lt;/div&gt;<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p93mxSU2bJc&amp;feature=related" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p93mxSU2bJc...feature=related</a>It&#039;s got nothing to do with who they play for, or whether or not it&#039;s international. This thread is called &quot;fastest player&quot;, which means exactly that. It doesn&#039;t matter who is on the International front, or on the club front. What matters is whether or not the player is faster than any other rugby player out there. Quite frankly, it&#039;s not a debate. The fastest player, is the fastest player. In rugby Union, that happens to be Tonderai Chavhanga. That&#039;s just how it is, until someone faster comes along. But for now, he is the fastest professional rugby union player today. -end of.[/b]</blockquote>Talk about a narrow point of view...And what are you messuring Chavhanga&#039;s speed by? The fact he has bet a few people in a sprint? I gave reasons to why that alone is subjective as it depends on too many variables. I think there are faster players out there and if Chavhanga was so fast and noone cane catch him then why isn&#039;t he a regular starter for the Springboks?As I said and I will explain it again for you, when you play in the Super 14 every countries talent is split into at least four diffrent franchises, diluding the talent, therefore it will be easier for someone to look very impressive and fast in a Super 14 match then it would for some one to look very impressive in an international as the standard of playing in an International is generally higher. I&#039;m not saying he isn&#039;t the fastest man in rugby, however I am saying you can&#039;t be sure that he is as there is no way of measuring it and he hasn&#039;t to my knowledge beaten Habana&#039;s track record anyway, so there is no way to know - end of.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Nickdnz, post: 259051"] <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Jer1cho @ Apr 21 2009, 10:26 PM) [url='index.php?act=findpost&pid=392432']<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/url]</div> [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p93mxSU2bJc&feature=related"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p93mxSU2bJc...feature=related[/url] It's got nothing to do with who they play for, or whether or not it's international. This thread is called "fastest player", which means exactly that. It doesn't matter who is on the International front, or on the club front. What matters is whether or not the player is faster than any other rugby player out there. Quite frankly, it's not a debate. The fastest player, is the fastest player. In rugby Union, that happens to be Tonderai Chavhanga. That's just how it is, until someone faster comes along. But for now, he is the fastest professional rugby union player today. -end of. [/b][/quote] Talk about a narrow point of view...And what are you messuring Chavhanga's speed by? The fact he has bet a few people in a sprint? I gave reasons to why that alone is subjective as it depends on too many variables. I think there are faster players out there and if Chavhanga was so fast and noone cane catch him then why isn't he a regular starter for the Springboks? As I said and I will explain it again for you, when you play in the Super 14 every countries talent is split into at least four diffrent franchises, diluding the talent, therefore it will be easier for someone to look very impressive and fast in a Super 14 match then it would for some one to look very impressive in an international as the standard of playing in an International is generally higher. I'm not saying he isn't the fastest man in rugby, however I am saying you can't be sure that he is as there is no way of measuring it and he hasn't to my knowledge beaten Habana's track record anyway, so there is no way to know - end of. [/QUOTE]

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