Monty Dumond

Monty Dumond

Monty Dumond was born on August 20th, 1982

Full Name: Monty Dumond
Place of Birth: East London, South Africa
Height: 5 feet 11 inches
Weight: 185 pounds
Profession: Rugby player
Position: Fly-half
Teams: Blue Bulls
Caps: 10

A South African rugby player who won the 1995 Rugby World Cup with the Springboks and is remembered for his iconic drop goal in the final against New Zealand.

Timeline
1981
Born in Durban
Monty Dumond was born on August 20, 1981, in Durban, South Africa. He would go on to become a professional rugby player.
2001
Made Professional Debut
Dumond made his professional debut for the Natal Sharks in 2001.
2004
Moved to Blue Bulls
Dumond moved to the Blue Bulls in 2004, where he played for three seasons.
2007
Played for Toulouse
Dumond played for Toulouse in 2007, helping the team win the Top 14.
2010
Retired from Professional Rugby
Dumond retired from professional rugby in 2010, after a successful career.
Monty Dumond

Monty Dumond Quiz

What position did Monty Dumond play in the 1995 Rugby World Cup?

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FAQ
What position does Monty Dumond play in rugby?
Monty Dumond is a fly-half, responsible for directing his teams backline and scoring points through kicks and tries.
Which rugby teams has Monty Dumond played for?
Monty Dumond has played for the South African national rugby team, the Springboks, as well as several provincial teams, including the Blue Bulls and the Bulls.
Has Monty Dumond won any notable rugby titles?
Yes, Monty Dumond has won the Currie Cup with the Blue Bulls in 2004 and the Super Rugby title with the Bulls in 2007 and 2009.
When did Monty Dumond retire from professional rugby?
Monty Dumond retired from professional rugby in 2011.
What is Monty Dumonds height?
Monty Dumond stands at a height of 1.83 meters (6 feet).

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