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Daniel Johannes "Duane" Vermeulen (born 3 July 1986) is a former South African professional rugby union player who previously played for the South Africa national team. He also previously played for Ulster Rugby in the United Rugby Championship , Vodacom Blue Bulls and the Pumas , Free State Cheetahs and Western Province in South ...
Daniel Johannes „Duane“ Vermeulen (* 3. Juli 1986 in Nelspruit , Transvaal ) ist ein südafrikanischer Rugbyspieler, der in der Südafrikanischen Rugby-Union-Nationalmannschaft aktiv ist. Mit dieser wurde er bei der Rugby-Union-Weltmeisterschaft 2019 in Japan als Nummer Acht und bei der Rugby-Union-Weltmeisterschaft 2023 in ...
8. Nov. 2023 · Duane Vermeulen, the most-capped Springbok number eight and a double World Cup winner, has retired from rugby. SA Rugby president Mark Alexander hailed him as a true legend of the sport and a superb ambassador for South Africa.
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8. Nov. 2023 · Nov 8 (Reuters) - South Africa back row Duane Vermeulen will retire from rugby having helped the Springboks claim back-to-back World Cup titles, South African Rugby president Mark Alexander...
117 kg. 1238 votes. VOTE NOW. Profile. News. Teams. Statistics. Duane Vermeulen is one of the finest Number 8 forwards of the modern era, he has represented some of the world's best domestic teams and is also a Rugby World Cup winner having claimed the ultimate prize in a Man of the Match performance for the Springboks in the 2019 Final.
23. Dez. 2021 · The 2019 World Cup winner talks about his move to Belfast, his ambitions and his Covid-19 experience. He says he plays to win and hopes to contribute to the maul and the next World Cup with South Africa.
One of South African rugby’s legendary hardmen, Duane Vermeulen was a powerhouse from the back of the scrum and respected leader for the DHL Stormers. Nicknamed ‘Thor’ for his likeness to the mythological Norse god, the formidable No.8 gained a reputation across the globe for his fearless ball carries and rib-tickling tackles.
