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Welsh Player Gets Massive Respect For Belting Out The Haka In Front Of All Blacks

Welsh Player Gets Massive Respect For Belting Out The Haka In Front Of All Blacks
Ben Kiely
By Ben Kiely
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The Haka is one of the most intimidating sights in world sport. The pre-game psych-out technique based on a traditional Maori war dance can strike fear into the hearts of any opposition.

One brave Welshman decided to do the unthinkable. Wales under-20 player Elliot Dee had the temerity to perform the iconic dance in front of the entire New Zealand under-20 team.

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The Newport Gwent Dragons prospect performed the Haka in the dressing room after a match against the Junior World Cup hosts. Luckily, the whole thing was captured by his teammate Luke Garrett.

Judging by the Kiwis’ reaction, they were in awe of the Welshman’s rendition of their pre-game ritual. Dee’s may play as a hooker, but his dance moves have all the confidence and grace off a winger.

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