Brian Lima is known to many as the man who has played for Samoa at five Rugby World Cups.
He is more fondly remembered by his fans as someone who has given everything in representing his country, and left opposition players reeling with his fearsome tackling ability.
"The Chiropractor" was at home on the wing or in the centre, and first appeared in a Samoan jersey on a murky afternoon in Cardiff during the 1991 World Cup.
Here are five times he earned his nickname.
1.His last ever big hit
Lima smashes the England talisman fly half Jonny Wilkinson in a huge hit, but it is judged too high and he concedes a penalty. The match turned out to be Lima's last ever match, and his last ever big hit, as he was banned for the tackle later in the week, ruling him out for Samoa's last match of the tournament against the USA.
2.The Greatest tackle of all-time!
The Samoan legend showed us just how talented he is with this tackle! Possibly the greatest tackle of all time!
3. Tackling with his head
someone said "Knock yourself out" to Brian and he took it literally!
4. KO’ing Danny Care
After speaking about the incident on Rugby Union Weekly, the England scrum-half shared the video of “the chiropractor” Brian Lima KO’ing him back in the day.
5.Shirtless Brian Lima leads Samoa in Siva Tau wardance
For those who heard the pod this week and have asked me to share...here’s the video of “the chiropractor” Brian Lima KO’ing me back in the day... 👊🏻😴 @ugomonye @chjones9 @5liveSport @bbc5live