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Poll: Did DMac kick the best 50:22 ever?

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Damian McKenzie’s kick in round 2 of the 2025 Super Rugby Pacific was a worldie, but where does it rank against a collection of top strikes from across the globe? You decide! The Kiwi playmaker pulled off this impressive 50:22 in a convincing 49-25 win for the Chiefs over the Crusaders in Hamilton on Friday. HOW HAS HE DONE THAT!? DMac with one the best kicks you’ll ever see #SuperRugbyPacific | #CHIvCRU pic.twitter.com/5uCkKMo9Fd — Super Rugby…

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Poll: Did DMac kick the best 50:22 ever?

Damian McKenzie’s kick in round 2 of the 2025 Super Rugby Pacific was a worldie, but where does it rank against a collection of top strikes from across the globe? You decide! The Kiwi playmaker pulled off this impressive 50:22 in a convincing 49-25 win for the Chiefs over the Crusaders in Hamilton on Friday. HOW HAS HE DONE THAT!? DMac with one the best kicks you’ll ever see #SuperRugbyPacific | #CHIvCRU pic.twitter.com/5uCkKMo9Fd — Super Rugby…

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