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Luke Menezies’s Biography

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Luke Menezies, an avid rugby enthusiast, delivers the latest Springbok news and insights through his popular Instagram account, @bokstjopsanddops. As a fourth-year mechanical engineering student, Luke may not have formal writing experience, but his passion for the sport has driven him to create a thriving online community. His proudest achievement is growing the account to 10k followers in just three months, capturing the attention of rugby players and referees alike. A talented graphite pencil…

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Willie le Roux is the invisible engine of Springboks' attack

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By Luke Menezies
| The South African Verified
In the world of rugby, some players’ contributions are immediately apparent, whilst others’ impact only becomes evident in their absence. Willie le Roux, the veteran Springbok fullback, undoubtedly falls into the latter category. As South Africa grapples with his potential absence due to recent concussions, it’s time we recognise the pivotal role le Roux plays in the Springboks’ attacking strategy.
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Erasmus to use Portugal Test as auditions for Rugby Championship Original

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By Luke Menezies
| The South African Verified
The Springboks’ upcoming Test match against Portugal has gained importance after three key players suffered injuries. Lock Franco Mostert, hooker Malcolm Marx, and flanker Pieter-Steph du Toit got hurt during South Africa’s loss to Ireland in Durban. Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus said Mostert broke his leg and will miss six weeks. Marx has a minor tibia fracture, while Du Toit’s injury wasn’t disclosed.
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Springboks end couldn't mask poor start

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By Luke Menezies
| The South African Verified
The Springboks suffered a heartbreaking 24-25 loss to Ireland in the second test in Durban. The world champions fought back valiantly in the second half. However, an inspired Irish side ultimately prevailed. Ireland dominated the collisions and breakdowns, particularly in a brutally one-sided first half. Ireland’s Physical Dominance Stuns Springboks Ireland tore into the Springboks with ferocious intensity from the opening whistle. The men in green bullied the Boks at the gainline and breakdown.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Freelancing at thesouthafrican.com

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Microsoft word, quillbot

What's your favorite social network?

Instagram