The Sharks have confirmed that Tendai “Beast” Mtawarira will retire from all forms of rugby in SA, following his international retirement #SSRugby
Beast represented the Sharks in 159 Super Rugby matches and has lifted 3 Currie Cup titles with the Durban based side #SSRugby
He holds the record for the most Super Rugby caps for a South African player as well as the most appearances by a Sharks player #SSRugby
Beast said “I have had a fairytale ending to my playing career in SA and could not have asked for anything more as a player.“ #SSRugby
“I haven’t ruled out the possibility of playing overseas but I will make a final decision at the end of November after the Barbarians game.” #SSRugby
“I am eternally grateful to The Sharks for giving me the opportunity many years ago, and laying the foundation for my professional career.” #SSRugby
“Throughout his 13-year career at The Sharks, he has been a true ambassador for the game” - Sharks CEO, Eduard Coetzee #SSRugby
“His impact on the game is impossible to capture in a few words and his legacy will live on for many years” – Coetzee #SSRugby
