The footballing Fiji wing outscoring Bielle-Biarrey and zeroing in on England
Jiuta Wainiqolo may be the best wing on earth. On Saturday, he is aiming to inflict some of his scorching, stepping magic on a wobbling England.
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"We watched a bit of England's game against South Africa and South Africa are world number one, so they're physical, but I think we are more physical than South Africa."
— Jiuta Wainiqolo , Athlete
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Jiuta Wainiqolo may be the best wing on earth. On Saturday, he is aiming to inflict some of his scorching, stepping magic on a wobbling England.
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