Beauden Barrett

Beauden Barrett is a highly decorated All Blacks rugby union player, recognized for his electrifying form and game-changing abilities as a first five-eighth and fullback. After making his All Blacks Test debut in 2012, Beauden Barrett went on to establish himself as one of rugby’s most electrifying and impactful players. His professional rugby journey began with selection for the New Zealand Sevens team in 2010, the same year he made his provincial debut for Taranaki at 19 years old. The following season, Barrett joined the Hurricanes in Super Rugby in 2011 and showcased his game-changing abilities, notably kicking nine penalties in a single game for Taranaki to set an ITM Cup record in 2011, also helping secure the Ranfurly Shield for his team.

Recognized for his devastating speed, accurate kicking, and intelligent game management, Beauden Barrett continues to be celebrated as one of rugby’s most influential and marketable players.