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Uploaded by on Oct 17, 2010

Wellington and All Blacks player Piri Weepu breaks leg. Wellington went on to beat Taranaki 49-15. Weepu will be out for 6 months.

In the 2nd game, Auckland beat Otago, with Isaia Toeava and Joe Rokocoko showing their class, to solidify their place in the All Blacks.

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  • Speaking from my experiece here: For all those who would like to prevent injury in rugby, before going up to the D line know what you are going to do! And make sure hit the gym and make all your muscles strong ! Isolated movements, Especially for legs are good to train them (meaning working on one limb at a time) Injuries suck bro!

  • @utuberlol Yup, conditioning and weight training may prevent some injuries, but its not 100% injury proof. Nothing is ever 100% injury proof. Sometimes, there are just freakish angles that you fall. To make it even more freakish, Weepu has tree trunk legs.

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  • Walk it off walk it off your ok

  • Nek Minit...... Abs in the final

  • Nek Minit RWC ABs Vs Argentina

  • poor guy!!

  • 0:44

  • we are born for this..so this is what we do..sorry bady but you tean ll mis u

  • Get well soon Weepu!

    6 meses fuera no son nada!

  • hope he gets back asap,esp for w/c next year.

  • oh no, not Andy Ellis. They should bring in Mathewson and Kahn Fotu'ali'i

  • conspiracy!

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