South Africa cannot get enough of their World Cup Rugby team right now, and the team is riding the crest of the ‘celebrity’ wave and using their influence in the most unusual of places.
It all started with those patriotic ‘underpants cozzie type thing’ that Faf de Klerk was wearing upon meeting Prince Harry in the locker room after their victory in Japan against the British.
Let’s cut to the chase. Our pint-size rugby star Faf is now heading up something called the #FafChallenge and it’s all about men checking themselves for the first signs of testicular cancer. The campaign already has De Klerk, captain Siya Kolisi and six other rugby players - Makazole Mapimpi, Cheslin Kolbe, Damien de Allende, Malcolm Marx, and Jesse Kriel (pictured above) on board.
Men of Algoa Country, join in the challenge by posting about it in a swimming costume, or if you don’t want to put your boep on display, or are a little on the shy side, you can hold some tennis balls, or even simply say you have done it and then tag a friend to do it.
Challenging Siya, Jesse, and ALL OF YOU to get into your speedo & post a pic to help spread the word on this important cause! ! #FafChallenge #ballskills #StrongerTogether #CancerAwareness #colab @Ciplarsa pic.twitter.com/YTqYids5vL
— Faf de klerk (@fafdeklerk) November 13, 2019
