New Zealand All Blacks' Shirtless Rain Dancing

News 2 April, 2014. Posted by jane

The New Zealand rugby team celebrates big win with shirtless Haka in a thunderstorm.

The All Blacks hammered England in Hong Kong on Sunday, reclaiming the top spot in the overall standings in the IRB Sevens World Series.

More importantly, the players took their tops off and did the traditional Maori Haka during an epic thunderstorm. So there you have it, shirtless rugby players dancing in the rain.

Enjoy!
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Check out the guys in action:

http://youtu.be/dv172d8xfjs

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