England star Henry Arundell named the third fastest player at the 2023 Rugby World Cup
Rugby NewsSaturday, 23 September 2023 at 22:49
The Rugby World Cup has always been a stage for the most exceptional talents to showcase their skills and athleticism.
Among the various attributes that make rugby players stand out, speed is undoubtedly one of the most electrifying.
Wales Online have gone over the data and picked out the fastest players at this year's World Cup. And, for reference, sprinter Usain Bolt hit a top speed of 27.8 mph when he set the men's 100m world record in 2009!
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The fastest players at the 2023 Rugby World Cup
#5. Will Jordan (New Zealand)- 23mph
Jordan is a rising star in New Zealand rugby. His exceptional skills as a fullback have garnered attention globally. Jordan's speed, agility, and game-changing abilities have made him a standout player for the All Blacks and Crusaders, promising a bright future in the sport.
#4. Jonny May (England) - 23.4mph
May is a dynamic English rugby sensation, known for his blistering speed and try-scoring prowess. With a career spanning international success and club stardom at Leicester Tigers, May's electric performances have made him a fan favorite and a vital asset to the sport.
#3. Henry Arundell (England) - 23.7mph
Kicking off our list at number five is the English speedster, Henry Arundell. Known for his blistering pace on the wing, Arundell has the ability to leave defenders in the dust. His acceleration off the mark is nothing short of remarkable, and he possesses a keen rugby IQ that allows him to exploit gaps in the opposition’s defense. England fans can always count on Arundell to be a genuine threat on the outside.
#2. Rieko Ioane (New Zealand) - 23.9mph
Louis Rees-Zammit, the Welsh sensation, claims the third spot. At a young age, Rees-Zammit has already established himself as one of the premier speedsters in world rugby. His raw pace and incredible acceleration make him a constant danger out wide. Wales has a gem in Rees-Zammit, and his future in the sport looks exceedingly bright.
#1. Louis Rees-Zammit (Wales) - 24.2mph
Louis Rees-Zammit, the Welsh sensation, claims the third spot. At a young age, Rees-Zammit has already established himself as one of the premier speedsters in world rugby. His raw pace and incredible acceleration make him a constant danger out wide. Wales has a gem in Rees-Zammit, and his future in the sport looks exceedingly bright.
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