Weight 114 kg University UNISA Name Michael Rhodes Career start 2008 | Role Rugby Player School Michaelhouse Height 1.97 m | |
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Full name Michael Kenworthy Rhodes Born 19 December 1987 (age 36) Durban, South Africa ( 1987-12-19 ) | ||
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Michael rhodes sportreel
Michael Kenworthy Rhodes (born 19 December 1987 in Durban, South Africa) is a rugby union footballer who currently plays with English Premiership side Saracens. He plays as a flanker, but has been occasionally used as a lock.
Contents
- Michael rhodes sportreel
- Michael rhodes headlock twist and siale piutau punches retaliation
- Super Rugby
- Barbarians
- Saracens
- Super Rugby Statistics
- Honours
- References

Michael rhodes headlock twist and siale piutau punches retaliation
Super Rugby

After playing for the Sharks for two seasons, Rhodes signed up for the Golden Lions along with Sharks teammate Pat Cilliers at the end of the 2010 season.

He joined the Stormers for the 2013 Super Rugby season.

In September 2013 Rhodes received a red card for a stamp on Blue Bulls captain Jono Ross. Coincidently it was the second time that weekend a player had been expelled for stamping with Nick Wood also being sent off. Citing lack of intent in the action the disciplinary pannel only suspended Rhodes for a match. Two years earlier Rhodes had faced harsher discipline after he put Siale Piutau in a headlock and the latter responded with multiple punches. Neither player was disciplined during the game but the panel suspended both for six weeks for their actions.
After a stellar year, Rhodes was voted most promising forward at the annual Western Province Awards in 2014.
Barbarians
Rhodes was part of the Barbarians side to face Leicester Tigers for their 125th Anniversary on 4 November 2014. Rhodes started at 6 and scored a try in the 26-59 thumping of the Tigers.
Saracens
Michael Rhodes joined Saracens from Stormers for the 2015-16. Rhodes quickly became established as Saracens' first choice 6 and a fan favourite and went on to help Saracens win the double of the Aviva Premiership and the European Champions Cup for the first time in Saracens' history. Rhodes featured in 27 games in the 2015–2016 season including Champions Cup and Premiership finals and scored tries against Sale Sharks and in the Champions Cup Semi-final against Wasps.
Super Rugby Statistics
As of 21 June 2015Honours
Natal Sharks
Golden Lions
Stormers
Western Province
Saracens