Tenacious at the position of fly-half, Wilkinson will forever be fondly remembered for his winning drop goal during England’s historic 2003 World Cup Final victory over Australia, a moment that captured the hearts of a nation.
Why you should book Jonny Wilkinson for your next event
- Wilkinson compiled a hugely impressive 91 caps at international level for England, whilst also featuring during two British and Irish Lions tours and was granted the honour of being inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame in 2014.
- His exemplary services to the game of rugby have been recognised by the Queen, Her Majesty initially appointing Wilkinson as an MBE, latterly upgraded to OBE and subsequently, CBE.
- He has published five books, detailing an abundance of experiences garnered throughout a substantial sporting career.
After a sterling twelve seasons spent at English Premiership side Newcastle Falcons, Jonny transferred to French club Toulon and his spell across the channel coincided with two Heineken Cup triumphs. Wilkinson compiled a hugely impressive 91 caps at international level for England, whilst also featuring during two British and Irish Lions tours and was granted the honour of being inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame in 2014.
Upon his retirement from rugby in 2014, Jonny refused to rest on his laurels and successfully embarked upon a career within the world of business. With his impeccable knowledge and insight acquired throughout a storied career, he became a pundit for ITV Sport, appearing on a plethora of rugby union competition broadcasts, including coverage of the Six Nations, World Cup and England internationals.
Opportunities have been endless, and Wilkinson has taken full advantage, establishing his own brand of health drinks, No1Living. A man of many talents, equally adept at each, he has published five books, detailing an abundance of experiences garnered throughout a substantial sporting career.
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