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Rugby is one of the most physical games, combining the heavy hitting of American football (without pads) and the fast paced flow of soccer.
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Kristen Meriwether
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<a><img src="https://www.theepochtimes.com/assets/uploads/2015/09/Rugby129331778.jpg" alt="IT'S A MAN'S GAME. Kevin Locke (standing) of the New Zealand Kiwis escapes the attempted tackle of Luke Lewis (on the ground) of the Australian Kangaroos at Ausgrid Stadium on Oct. 16 in Newcastle, Australia. Lewis and the Kangaroos got the last laugh however, as they embarrassed the youthful Kiwis 42-6. Rugby is one of the most physical games, combining the heavy hitting of American football (without the pads) and the fast paced flow of soccer. (Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)" title="IT'S A MAN'S GAME. Kevin Locke (standing) of the New Zealand Kiwis escapes the attempted tackle of Luke Lewis (on the ground) of the Australian Kangaroos at Ausgrid Stadium on Oct. 16 in Newcastle, Australia. Lewis and the Kangaroos got the last laugh however, as they embarrassed the youthful Kiwis 42-6. Rugby is one of the most physical games, combining the heavy hitting of American football (without the pads) and the fast paced flow of soccer. (Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)" width="575" class="size-medium wp-image-1796027"/></a>
IT'S A MAN'S GAME. Kevin Locke (standing) of the New Zealand Kiwis escapes the attempted tackle of Luke Lewis (on the ground) of the Australian Kangaroos at Ausgrid Stadium on Oct. 16 in Newcastle, Australia. Lewis and the Kangaroos got the last laugh however, as they embarrassed the youthful Kiwis 42-6. Rugby is one of the most physical games, combining the heavy hitting of American football (without the pads) and the fast paced flow of soccer. (Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)
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Kristen Meriwether
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