Watch: Breaking Chains with Warrick Gelant
Lizo Gqoboka, Jamba Ulengo and Cornal Hendricks open up about injury battles and share their personal stories on Stormers fullback Warrick Gelant’s ‘Breaking Chains’ vodcast series.
Watch: Breaking Chains with Warrick Gelant
Following his recent contract extension with the Vodacom Bulls, Cornal Hendricks opens up about being forced into early retirement – after being diagnosed with a serious heart condition towards the end of 2015 – and then returning to rugby … all on Stormers fullback Warrick Gelant’s ‘Breaking Chains’ vodcast series.
Willemse welcomes Gelant signing
Stormers flyhalf Damian Willemse says Springbok fullback Warrick Gelant has unique attributes that will boost the Stormers backline. DYLAN JACK reports.
Willemse: Frustrating not being able to play
Damian Willemse shares his thoughts on not being able to run out on to the field with his Stormers teammates, linking up with new signing Warrick Gelant, his position as flyhalf and what he has been up to during lockdown.
Watch: Gelant’s special delivery
Check out Warrick Gelant receiving a special delivery during lockdown. What are your thoughts on seeing the Stormers fullback in his new team’s jersey?
Dobson: Detail-oriented Gelant will boost Stormers
Stormers coach John Dobson says the team’s coaching staff hope that new signing Warrick Gelant can replace Dillyn Leyds’ on-field influence. DYLAN JACK reports.
Watch: Gelant bids farewell to Bulls
Springbok fullback Warrick Gelant has posted an emotional message of farewell to the Vodacom Bulls ahead of his move to the Stormers.
Gelant gone: Who can step up at the Bulls?
Following Warrick Gelant’s departure to Western Province, DYLAN JACK looks at who could fill the gap left by the Springbok fullback at the Vodacom Bulls.
Jake: Bulls would’ve loved to keep Gelant
Vodacom Bulls director of rugby Jake White says Warrick Gelant’s exit from Loftus is a sad turn of events, but wishes him well for the future.
Paper Talk: Details on Du Toit’s new contract terms
A round up of what some of South Africa’s leading Sunday papers are saying, including an update on Pieter-Steph du Toit’s contract saga.
