Playing Style
Rupeni's speed, weight, strength and low centre of gravity have often led to him scoring fantastic tries. In recent years, however, his ever increasing weight has prompted a move from wing to centre, and although he is still a prolific try scorer, his tries are no longer in the same vein as those for which he originally shot to fame.
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