1. Richie McCaw (New Zealand)
Lifting the 2011 World Cup in his backyard was a fitting tribute to one of the greatest ever All Blacks, but he went on to secure true legendary status as he continued for four more years, breaking record after record and uniquely hoisting the Webb Ellis trophy for a second time.
HABANA SAID: “I think Richie McCaw has changed the way rugby is played. You were always a bit nervous coming up against him, he had that intimidation factor.”
