Semi Radradra, a former NRL winger known for his speed and size, has made a significant move to the Japan Rugby League One competition. Radradra, who last played in the NRL in 2017, has joined the Shizuoka Blue Revs, marking a return to the 15-man rugby code after a stint in rugby union.
During his time with the Parramatta Eels from 2013 to 2017, Radradra earned a reputation as a cult hero, scoring an impressive 82 tries in 94 matches. His departure from the NRL came during the peak of his career, having also represented the Australian Kangaroos and various representative teams.
Renowned for his exceptional speed on the field, Radradra’s move to the Blue Revs signifies a new chapter in his sporting journey. His decision to join the Japanese league reflects a personal goal and a desire to contribute to the success of his new team.
Radradra, who has a decorated rugby career that includes playing for clubs like Bordeaux-Begles, Toulon, Bristol Bears, and Lyon, brings a wealth of experience to the Blue Revs. As an Olympic Gold Medallist in Rugby Sevens for Fiji, he has also represented his country in Rugby World Cups and played a pivotal role in their success.
At 33 years old, Radradra’s signing with the Blue Revs adds a seasoned player to their roster, enhancing the team’s prospects in the competitive league. His versatility and proven track record in both rugby league and union make him a valuable asset for his new club.
In a statement expressing his enthusiasm for the upcoming season, Radradra emphasized his dedication to making a positive impact on the Blue Revs. His commitment to giving his best on the field underscores his professionalism and determination to excel in his new rugby environment.
The official announcement of Radradra’s transfer to the Blue Revs generated excitement among fans and club supporters, highlighting the significance of his addition to the team. The Fijian’s international experience and success in various rugby competitions further elevate the profile of the Japan Rugby League One competition.
As Radradra prepares to embark on this new chapter in his rugby career, his journey from the NRL to the Japan Rugby League One league symbolizes the global nature of the sport and the opportunities it presents to athletes seeking new challenges and experiences.
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