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Makazole Mapimpi goes viral after putting Nic White in his place

Makazole Mapimpi of South Africa points during the Rugby International Test Match between Australia Wallabies and South Africa at Allianz Stadium on September 03, 2022 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Steven Markham/Icon Sportswire)

Few people would have blamed any South Africa players for being slightly irked by Australia scrum-half Nic White this past week after his now-famous theatrics at the Adelaide Oval in round three of the Rugby Championship.

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White managed to get his opposite man Faf de Klerk yellow carded with his acting, but paid a heavy price after finding himself the object of the scorn of plenty of former players and pundits this week.

Come the 60th minute of South Africa’s second Test against the Wallabies at the Allianz Stadium, the Springboks appeared to be tired of the No9’s shenanigans, with Makazole Mapimpi launching a verbal tirade at his opponent. After referee Ben O’Keeffe awarded an offside penalty to the Springboks in the final 20 minutes of the match, White obviously decided to voice his opinion on the decision. However, he was swiftly dismissed by the Bok winger, who repeatedly shouted across the referee telling White to shut up.

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    The video of this incident has since gone viral online:

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    This of course was not the only time Mapimpi’s emotions boiled over in Sydney, as he confronted Wallabies winger Marika Koroibete on 72 minutes after scoring the Boks’ final try of the match, which resulted in a brouhaha between the two sides and a yellow card for the winger.

    The win put South Africa right back in the hunt for the Rugby Championship, where they sit tied on nine points with Australia and Argentina, one point behind leaders the All Blacks. They now face back to back matches against the Pumas in Buenos Aires and Durban.

    Looking ahead to the two matches, Springboks captain Siya Kolisi said: “They are going to be tough, so we know we have two challenging games ahead. We’ll enjoy tonight and then and then turn our focus to those clashes in the week.”

     

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    Chris 982 days ago

    Johan, I was thinking the same thing about those tackles. The one on Vermuelen in the first game also. Some guys just have bad technique. Owen Farrell is one that comes to mind. I don't think it's intentional, however it should be addressed, especially if the guy is not getting called out for it. There should be a review and consequences. Remember that hit from Bismarck on Dan Carter.

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    JS 982 days ago

    Someone has to take a look at the 2 tackles made by Koroibete is the 2 tests against Mapimpi. On both occasions he used a swinging right arm and makes contact with the head. I am not surprised that Mapimpi got the sh1ts with Koroibete. I also dont buy the act that his tackles were legal because he goes in without arms or, a halfhearted attempt at best and ends up taking the legs from under the opponent. Not acceptable at all.

    As for Nic White i can just say that he is more annoying than a blow fly.

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    graham 982 days ago

    Thi

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    Michael Röbbins (academic and writer extraordinair 983 days ago

    “Emotions boiled over,” SS’s quackery rivals that of the most ardent disciples of the Viennese witch doctor. Imagine a poor soul spending his time writing about a player telling another player to be quiet. I mean, said player might need to be put in detention for the cheek and pure effrontery.

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    DA 982 days ago

    you talking shit again. Take your head out of your arse. I have a worm for you. His name is dick.

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    GrahamVF 982 days ago

    Thank God I will never have to listen to you talk because I am absolutely sure you love the sound of your own voice as much as you admire your own writing.

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    DA 983 days ago

    take you head from out of your arse hole. your brain might, just might be a little less fogged

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    SF 983 days ago

    Thank you Snowhite. You fired the Boks up.

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