These courageous men will play the first ever rugby match in the North Pole and they’re doing it all for charity! Such a noble cause deserves all our attention and we should all raise awareness on what these rugby sevens players are doing to help the children!
The charity event comes in aid of the Wooden Spoon Society and organizers are hoping to raise £300,000 ($460,000) for children and young people who are disadvantaged physically, mentally or socially.
Rugby is definitely a sport for men. For real men. Unlike American football where you have all that extra-protection equipment, in rugby, you only have your bear hands. No helmets, no strings attached.
This first ever rugby match in the North Pole takes things to a whole new level, meaning that with no extra-protection equipment, just with their bodies and hearts, the players involved in this game will risk their lives for charity.
These rugby players have walked over 100 miles (160 km) of sea ice in temperatures of almost -58°F (-50°C) in order to play the first ever rugby sevens match in the North Pole and to help the lives of many struggling children and young people all over the world.
Just by watching the trailer of the first and only rugby match in the North Pole, you will realize that some people are willing to go the extra mile in order to make a difference.
Gentlemen, you have our support and respect, because it really takes courage to battle the Arctic and play a rugby match, all in the name of charity!