SONNY BILL WILLIAMS ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM RUGBY
Rugby legend, Sonny Bill Williams has confirmed his retirement from rugby union and rugby league after a 17-year career which spanned both codes. The 58-Test All Black has been without a club since leaving the Sydney Roosters last year and has now hinted about possible return to professional boxing, where his last professional bout was six years ago. Williams announcement means he will hang up his boots for good in a career which touched the Rugby World Cup , the Olympics , Super Rugby , as well as the NRL and Super League . SUFI SUPER YACHTS The two-time World Cup-winning All Black switched codes in 2008 to join Toulon in the Top 14. And, after a two-year stint, returned home to New Zealand for a short stint at the Crusaders before signing with the Chiefs . As part of the triumphant 2011 and 2015 Rugby World Cup All Blacks squads, Williams took a run at the Rio Olympics in 2016 and embarked on year playing on the HSBC World Sevens Series . His Olympic dream came crashing down i