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Carnet blanc - la Black ferns Michaela Blyde s'est mariée

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 321 jours

Photo : @justin.aitken

Appelez-là désormais Michaela Brake. Michaela Blyde, double médaillée d’or olympique et figure emblématique du rugby à sept de Nouvelle-Zélande avec les Black Ferns, s’est mariée avec le rameur néo-zélandais Michael Brake lors d’une cérémonie émouvante dans la baie de Plenty, samedi 11 janvier 2024.

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Fiancés depuis fin 2023, les deux athlètes qui ont décroché l’or aux Jeux olympiques de Paris 2024 ont célébré leur mariage entourés de leurs proches. Blyde a confié avoir ressenti plus de nervosité que lors d’un match olympique, tandis que Brake s’est réjoui du bonheur qu’ils partagent en entamant leur vie commune en tant que mari et femme.

Photo : @justin.aitken

Cette journée mémorable marque également une étape importante dans la carrière de Michaela Blyde, qui a récemment signé avec les New Zealand Warriors pour la saison 2025 de la NRLW. Avec 250 essais à son actif en plus de 200 matchs sur le circuit mondial SVNS, la joueuse de 29 ans, couronnée Joueuse de rugby à 7 de l’année en 2017 et 2018, a néanmoins prévu de revenir au sept pour la saison 2026.

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Lou Cifer 2 minutes ago

Rassie Erasmus: SA Rugby set out huge new deal for Bok coach

awesome news….for Saffas😎 Lets see how long we’re able to lock in the rest especially Tony, Daan, Felix etc. Who knows, maybe an addition in Nienaber further down the line🤞

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Hammer Head 5 minutes ago

What written judgement said about Alex Mann's role in gouging saga

No. It’s not enough. We want more justice. More. And we want to talk about this for 12 weeks. More or less constantly.

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Hammer Head 7 minutes ago

What written judgement said about Alex Mann's role in gouging saga

Typical saffa 🙄

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Hammer Head 8 minutes ago

What written judgement said about Alex Mann's role in gouging saga

Let’s be honest - without this story to harp on and on about, what would there be to discuss and get hysterical about?

We should all thank Eben for his contribution.

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JC 15 minutes ago

What written judgement said about Alex Mann's role in gouging saga

Lads he owned up to it for being an absolute idiot for gouging him in the eye. He has owned it, getting his suspension. Now if everyone on here just accepts it like the panel found that he did wrong and has apologised we can all move on. All we want is abit of honest not all this conspiracy bullshit on here. He did what he did, deliberately, has been found guilty, admitted it, is suspended and has apologised. Nobody needs to be twisting the narrative here. The fans should just admit it too and move on.

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JJ 27 minutes ago

Six Nations statement: Tom Curry 'Tunnelgate' incident

And also the fans, who love watching Mallia play.

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JB 27 minutes ago

Bok superstar may exit South African rugby with giant offer tabled

Come on guys really, the picture focuses on Sacha even Siya points to him, don’t do this, use a more appropriate picture. You really need to do this?

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Hammer Head 33 minutes ago

Six Nations statement: Tom Curry 'Tunnelgate' incident

Were any bollocks squeezed in the incident? Asking for a friend.

WR has had a fantastic season of setting precedents around misconduct. Not.

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SB 55 minutes ago

Six Nations statement: Tom Curry 'Tunnelgate' incident

The unfortunate losers after this situation are Mallía and Toulouse.

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TV 1 hour ago

Eben Etzebeth staring at huge ban after another red card

With respect Tom:

1. “The Boks have always had a reputation as a violent team.” Incorrect, the Boks have always been a physical team, not the same thing at all. The rest is perception amongst some rugby fans, definitely not those who look at facts. Once you look at facts you will realise you’re wrong. And don’t try to use a few insidents to indicate that those examples prove your point, I can show you plenty examples from all teams. Tell me your nationality and I’ll assemble the examples. Perception is a terrible thing - amongst other drivel I’ve been reading for years how the Boks are giants and much bigger and taller than other top rugby nations. Please do what I did at the WC, I compared the easily available facts and the Boks were not nearly the biggest tier 1 team, regardless whether you compare only 1 to 3, 1 to 5, 1 to 8 or whatever.

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Jonathan 1 hour ago

What written judgement said about Alex Mann's role in gouging saga

Ahh yes they shouldve had you at the hearing, big boy fl apparently knows everything. You are just speculating like everyone else man there is absolutely no way you can comment with 100% certainty so go make a cup of tea and sit down put the screens away for a bit, thats enough for today

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Jonathan 1 hour ago

What written judgement said about Alex Mann's role in gouging saga

Stem 100% saam met jou daar, die Britte is net uit om Eben te ‘jag’ in die hele saak, eintlik vreemd aangesien daar soveel duidelike evidence is.

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MO 1 hour ago

Wales are out of luck and out of ideas, so where do they go from here?

I do remember him - quick and scored a fair number of tries. Will is dual qualified and probably won’t have to make a final call on his representative future for a while yet, but clearly the direction of travel in his case doesn’t seem encouraging for Wales. Can’t blame him at all. Welsh rugby needs to get its house in order.

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago

Rassie Erasmus: SA Rugby set out huge new deal for Bok coach

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago

Rassie Erasmus: SA Rugby set out huge new deal for Bok coach

That was one of his requirements.

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Dave Didley 1 hour ago

Springbok lock Eben Etzebeth ban for 'intentional' foul play confirmed

When we all watch players dive over the line to score a try, in control of their body and actions, that is largely considered intentional?

When the big lad pulls an opposition player towards him and tries to force his eye up into his skull, that isn’t considered intentional?

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JJ 1 hour ago

Wales are out of luck and out of ideas, so where do they go from here?

Exactly that. Any young player of international standing is not going to choose the basket case that is the WRU (Worst Run Union). What hurts on this one is that his dad is a former captain of Wales, while his uncle (Alun Harries) was a Welsh junior sprint champion. You may remember him on the wing for Swansea.

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unknown 2 hours ago

Rassie Erasmus: SA Rugby set out huge new deal for Bok coach

Im hoping they keep Tony Brown as well. They are a laka combo!!

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MO 2 hours ago

Wales are out of luck and out of ideas, so where do they go from here?

That’s a bit ominous. You’d hope from a Welsh perspective he would decide to commit to Wales when definitive push comes to shove a few years down the line, because he’s a big prospect at outside centre, and it’s not as if England need more players, is it? Sadly, the turmoil engulfing Welsh rugby is not exactly a plus for any young player, with the ill-advised plan to do away with one region, and one of the historically successful west Wales regions at that.

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Jethro 2 hours ago

Springbok lock Eben Etzebeth ban for 'intentional' foul play confirmed

Are you talking about throat sliting Ardie Savea?

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