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Boks players get World Cup tattoos

The Springbok players continue to celebrate their world cup victory. Seeing many videos of them celebrating the win have surfaced the social media since the 28th of October.

Some of the players (including the Boks captain Siya Kolisi) even went on to do tattoos of their back to back wins. The boks fullback, Damian Willemse popular known as Gaza posted on his Instagram a video of him doing his tattoo. Damian played in both world cups, even though he was a late call in during the 2019 world cup, he scored a try in the semi-final helping the Boks sail through to the final.

All 3 players have the same tattoo, the trophy and the two years they played and won world cup. In the video the rest of the springboks players are heard singing celebratory sport songs in the background showing that they are still having the time of their lives.

He captioned his post:

“For All The Dogs… ?️????? #BackToBack.”

 

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Springbok supporters saw the post and reacted:

“Opening ig to damian willemse’s hol was not on my to do list today?.”

Another one said: “Whole new meaning to; ‘Don’t sit on your achievements’ ???.”

Whilst everyone was excited to see the tattoo, another one asked: “Have you guys had any water yet?”

The Boks captain Siya Kolisi and the Springbok lock, RG Snyman also shared their tattoos on their Instagram stories

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