These are the future stars of American rugby | The Rugby Showcase Documentary

As a New Zealander man I love how rugby has evolved in the USA what an awesome documentary, and I love watching MLR one love

Doing it for self, family, and the love of the game. As pure as it gets. Respect from New Zealand.

When rugby does get big in America we have to remember these legends who paved the way💪 well done brothers

The greatest experience of a lifetime. The training was strenuous, the players and staff were impeccable. It was my absolute pleasure for participating in the Rugby Showcase. Also, thank you for choosing me to be the Thumbnail. Cheers, Gentlemen.

Sending support to these boys that are taking a massive leap into a still emerging sport in the US. pave the way fellas...big love from South Africa🏉

"Rugby builds character" I heard that quote some time back but didn't fully understand it until I started training really hard for rugby. That's when I really understood what that statement meant. Love the backstories. From Fiji 🇫🇯 with love

As a kiwi and a big lover of Rugby, this gave me goosebumps and its great to see USA Rugby coming along well. So much potential in the States. Best of luck lads and USA Rugby. Go get it boys!!!!!🇺🇸🇳🇿🇺🇸🇳🇿

The day America become the force in world rugby they are capable of, is the day ea-sports will finally make a rugby game from 08

Sports is such a force for good in a young man's life and helps keep boys off the street, Rugby is a great game with a lot of discipline. Enjoy the journey boys, hope to see you in the world cup someday, love from South Africa.

What a fantastic program for recruiting and finding talent. This reminds me of a documentary I watched about Naas Botha, who left South Africa in the 80's to take a NFL contract in the US. He wasn't there for long, but his observations of how well the Americans do professionalism in sport made him a major advocate of making Rugby professional.

The Us has so much untouched talent in their population. It will be exciting to see them become a force to be reckon with in the future!

Kia Ora USA. Greetings from New Zealand. I did not know anything about Rugby Sports until I migrated to NZ 36yrs ago. I started watching it and supporting rugby games since 2005, that's when I started to understood the game rules. Rugby is NZ. NZ is Rugby. I am a fanatic supporter of the All Blacks. Whether they lose or win. Rugby is tough and brutal sport. Player could died from injuries if they don't trained properly, physically, emotionally and mentally. Kia Kaha(be strong) USA.

Rugby is the most beautiful sport on earth, i'm french and i've been playing for the past 20 years, there's no solo performances and if you're falling behind, there's gonna be 14 of your brothers carrying you to the finish line. We mix supporters in the stands, we applaud the other team no matter what, we even go grabbing beers with them. It's all about the love of the sport. I can't say that i've seen this type of love of the game in other sports.

Only 8 minutes in, and Canadian, but just so beyond happy to see people from different walks of life and backgrounds playing this incredible game. That's what sport and rugby are all about - huge respect! I sincerely hope you all succeed in whatever lay ahead for all of you.

American sports are about stats.. rugby is about heart, flair and love of the game. The guys who get that's will do good. All the best to these gents. Excited for the surge of new talent on our screens

Absolutely love this their is so much talent in America. Big props from New Zealand

I think it might be of some benefit for the folks at the MLR to create some kind of exchange system, where American High School kids could visit a high profile South African rugby school for a year. The list is actually a long one because South African high school rugby is essentially a professional thing now, so you could really take your pick there. Even if they are not good enough to play for any of the age group "A" Teams, just being in that system and environment will probably be of tremendous value. The same would apply for going to a New Zealand high school for a year, because their school system also fantastic, probably better. These guys are obviously already at a university level now, so that could also be an option, just to spend one "rugby year" at a South African university, and try to compete in the Varsity Cup or Varsity Shield. If you can't get into a team, just be a part of the system and learn as much as you can.

Wallabies fan here: Can’t wait for USA to become a force in world rugby. I follow a Kiwi YouTuber called “two cents rugby” and get most of my MLR insights through him. Always love watching the highlights on YouTube too.

Honestly as a kiwi usa has the biggest potential to become a dangerous rugby force. They've got the speed, strength, durability, talent, funds and smarts to get there. It might not be this year or the next but they'll adapt real fast.

As an American, I feel the MLR should reach out as much as they can to football programs to convert and develop players instead of hanging up their cleats. We have an infinite amount of athleticism and talent that goes to waste just because they couldn't make it in the NFL. I feel once we get more interested and invested in rugby, we can dominate the world stage.