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Episode 1 - Bryan Habana
Bryan Habana is widely considered one of the greatest rugby players of all-time, and he's got the CV to back it up! In this wide-ranging interview, the South African rugby legend looks back on some of the highs - and lows - from his illustrious, try-laden career.
From his unique insight on what it means to be a Springbok to outlining his biggest disappointment in rugby, Habana is at his candid best in this wide-ranging chat. He also reveals what made Jonny Wilkinson the best player he's ever played with, his childhood obsession with Brian O'Driscoll, and opens up on the pressures of being an elite athlete.
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