Wales legend Alun Wyn Jones shares sweet first pics of their third baby
Rugby NewsTuesday, 28 March 2023 at 10:31
On social media, Alun Wyn Jones, the Welsh rugby legend, shared a heartwarming photo announcing the birth of his third daughter.
The 37-year-old athlete and his wife, Dr. Anwen, already have two daughters: Mali, aged seven, and Efa, who will soon be five.
Despite being hailed as "superhuman" after his team's recent victory over the Dragons, Jones' attention was on his family as he welcomed "the latest Miss Jones" into the world on March 27th.
He revealed the happy news by posting an image of his newborn daughter tightly holding onto his finger.
Alun Wyn Jones toughest opponents:
#1. Paul O'Connell
- Born October 20, 1979, Limerick
- Major teams British and Irish Lions, Munster, Ireland
- Caps 115
- Position Lock
The Irish second row was certainly blessed with special rugby powers having been one of the world’s leading tight forwards for more than a decade. A three-times Lions who captained the tour of South Africa in 2009.
Alun Wyn Jones said: "We got to know each other very well as team-mates with the Lions and opponents for our clubs and countries. You cannot shy away from how effective the guy was in his position.”
Did you know? O'Connell initially excelled at swimming and only started playing rugby at the age of 16
Source: The Rugby Paper
#2. Bakkies Botha
- Born September 22, 1979, Newcastle, Natal
- Major teams Barbarians, Blue Bulls, Bulls, South Africa A, Toulon, South Africa
- Position Lock
The second row enforcer in South Africa’s World Cup winning team of 2007, this was a man you didn’t mess around with. Rounded off his career with three European Cup wins with Toulon.
Jones said: "He revelled in it didn't he. Physically he has to be up there. Let's just say he was able to keep the tradition going of the hardest of South African second rows."
Did you know? Botha is the only player in the history of rugby union to date to have won a hat trick of Super Rugby and European rugby titles
Source: Youtube
#3. Justin Harrison
- Born April 20, 1974, Sydney, NSW
- Major teams Australia A, Barbarians, Bath Rugby, Brumbies, New South Wales Waratahs, Ulster, Australia
- Caps 34
- Position Lock
Harrison, who has a fierce feud with former England international Austin Healey, was almost better known for his larger than life personality than his rugby. A veteran of the 2003 Rugby World Cup, he spent the later years of his career with Ulster and Bath.
Jones said: "Away from the physical side, banter-wise it would have to be Aussie lock Justin Harrison. He was interesting to play against to say the least."
Did you know? He is currently the head of the Australian Rugby Union Players Association (RUPA)
Source:Youtube
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