WATCH: #SharksGotTalent takes off with some great skills!
Madosh Tambwe grooves, S'bu Nkosi dazzles on a piano and Johnny Meyer tries his hand at commentary as the Sharks have some Covid-19 fun!
For the best part of three decades, the Sharks have been at the forefront of marketing their team.
And, with Covid-19 playing havoc with live sport, the Durban-based franchise have decided to provide some much-needed relief from all the depressing news emerging during the pandemic.
They’ve launched a social media campaign named Sharks Got Talent, with their squad members each showcasing a skill similar to the popular TV show format.
First up is tighthead prop John-Hubert Meyer, who tries his hand at mimicking veteran SuperSport commentator Hugh Bladen.
#OurSharks players are known to be multi-talented & have been pursuing their other skills from the comfort of their homes in light of the Covid 19 pandemic.
You get to help us choose which of #OurSharks players will make it into the finals. Voting will take place every Sunday. pic.twitter.com/OHQxe3rroI
— The Sharks (@SharksRugby) March 24, 2020
Next up is winger Madosh Tambwe, who shows off some of his dance skills…
#OurSharks players are known to be multi-talented & have been pursuing their other skills from the comfort of their homes in light of the Covid 19 pandemic.
You get to help us choose which of #OurSharks players will make it into the finals. Voting will take place every Sunday. pic.twitter.com/Tus41aKJb9
— The Sharks (@SharksRugby) March 25, 2020
And finally, Springbok wing S’bu Nkosi shows his finesse on the piano…
#OurSharks players are known to be multi-talented & have been pursuing their other skills from the comfort of their homes in light of the Covid 19 pandemic.
You get to help us choose which of #OurSharks players will make it into the finals. Voting will take place every Sunday. pic.twitter.com/aUqeKrFbrP
— The Sharks (@SharksRugby) March 23, 2020
Who would you vote for?
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