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Eben Etzebeth is regarded as one of the most dominant lock forwards in world rugby right now, if not in history. The giant Springbok stands at tall and weighs 117kg. Who could forget Etzebeth’s try against the French in the 2023 rugby World Cup quarter final that helped the springboks secure a fourth William Webb Ellis cup and back to back World Cup victories. We have put together a montage of Etzebeth’s bone crushing hits and barn storming runs during the 2024 URC season. Do you think Etzebeth is the best lock In world rugby? Let us know in the comments section. Thanks for watching and until next time, take care and happy rugby. #springboks #ebenetzebeth #urchighlights #rugbyhighlights #bokke #southafrica #urc #sharksrugby Related keywords: Ebin Etzebeth, Eben Etzebeth rugby, Eben Etzebeth tribute, Etzebeth fight, Eben Etzebeth URC highlights, Etzebeth, Eben Etzebeth sharks rugby, Eben Etzebeth wife, URC highlights, Sharks vs clermont highlights, Springbok rugby players, Eben Etzebeth Stormers, Eben Etzebeth net worth, Etzebeth big hits, Springboks, Etzebeth vs Clermont, Springbok players, Springboks rugby World Cup 2023, Springboks rugby World Cup 2019, Best springbok players, Etzebeth rugby tribute, Etzebeth enforcer, 👍Please like and Share the Video. 🔔Don't forget to Subscribe and press the Bell for Updates. ☑️Subscribe now: @RugbyNow_/?s... I must state that in no way, shape or form am I intending to infringe the rights of the copyright holder. The content used is strictly for research/reviewing purposes and to help educate. All under the Fair Use law. “Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use“ for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.“ Thank you for watching this video, Click the “SUBSCRIBE” button to stay connected with this channel.
