Rugby Royalty: Joel Stransky Unleashed

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Join us for an unforgettable exclusive interview with 1995 Rugby World Cup winner and Springbok Rugby legend Joel Stransky. From a challenging start to his career, Joel persevered and made his mark with the help of the iconic Kitch Christie. He went on to break records and steal hearts by kicking the winning drop goal in the 1995 Rugby World Cup final against the All Blacks, securing a place in the history books of South African sport forever. Get ready to hear Joel’s personal account of what went on behind the scenes during those exciting days. He holds nothing back in this candid interview and you won’t want to miss a single moment. You’ll be left feeling inspired, entertained and in awe of one of rugby’s true greats.
19 Jun 2023 English South Africa Rugby · Sports

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