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#60
World Ranking
#10
17
Career Wins
30
$320K
Career Earnings
$700K
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Tournaments Played
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Michele Campagnaro

Michele Campagnaro, born on June 2, 1993, in Pieve di Soligo, Italy, has established himself as a prominent center in professional rugby. From an early age, Campagnaro exhibited exceptional talent on the rugby field, leading him to join the junior ranks of Benetton Rugby. His professional debut came in 2012, and since then, he has been known for his speed, agility, and tactical awareness. Over the years, Campagnaro has made significant contributions to the Italian national team, participating in several Six Nations Championships and other international fixtures. His playing style combines raw power with finesse, enabling him to break defenses and create scoring opportunities. Despite facing challenges with injuries, Campagnaro's determination and skill have made him a fixture in both club and international rugby. With an evolving career, he remains a player to watch in the competitive world of rugby.

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Francois Deysel

Francois Deysel is a renowned flanker known for his explosive playing style and relentless work ethic, representing the Sharks in Super Rugby. Born in Durban, South Africa, Deysel began playing rugby at a young age, rapidly progressing through the ranks of local club rugby. His strong performances at school level earned him a spot in the Sharks' youth academy. Debuting in 2008, he quickly established himself as a fan favorite due to his aggressive tackles and high work rate on the field. Over the years, he has gained valuable experience playing both in Super Rugby and international fixtures, earning him caps with the South African national team. Deysel's playing style is characterized by his physical robustness and strategic thinking during gameplay. He is widely respected among teammates and opponents alike for his sportsmanship and tactical acumen. Today, he remains a key figure for the Sharks and is considered one of the leading flankers in southern hemisphere rugby.

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