Springbok fullback Damian Willemse still going five days after World Cup victory. Image: @joy_zelda/X
Day 5 and Damian Willemse is still partying with his full Boks kit
Springbok fullback Damian Willemse has been on a high since the team defeated the All Blacks in the Rugby World Cup final.
Springbok fullback Damian Willemse still going five days after World Cup victory. Image: @joy_zelda/X
Springbok fullback Damian Willemse is still keeping the Word Cup winning party going after five days.
The 25-year-old is still on a high after helping the Springboks to a 12-11 win over the All Blacks this past weekend to claim their fourth World Cup title.
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Playing in his second Rugby World Cup, Willemse played a solid game against New Zealand in the final before he was subbed off for Willie le Roux.
Willemse’s biggest moment of the World Cup arguabably came in the semi-final match against England.
Willemse still wearing his Springbok kit five days after final
While the Boks were trailing, Willemse gathered the ball in his own 22 and famously called for a scrum. His decision took most fans by surprise as players usually kick or tap and run from that position.
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In one of his celebration videos he posted on Instagram, the Western Province fullback dramatise the moment he gathered the ball from his own half.
From the look of things, Willemse has no intention of stopping his ‘party’ any time soon, and fans loved it.
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“He’s still wearing Saturday night match kit,love him,” @YNWA15 wrote on X, formely Twitter.
“Lmaoooo Damian Willemse is still wearing his kit ke today 🥹 I love it for him !!! #Bokke #SpringboksRWC.” said @Goddessminaj15
In all the videos he’s been in, Willemse has been spotted in his match gear, five days after the final.
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