Malcolm Marx

South African rugby union footballer · South Africa · On the map · Athletes · Born 1994 · age 32

Malcolm Justin Marx is a South African professional rugby union player who currently plays for the South Africa national rugby team and Kubota Spears in the Japan Rugby League One. His regular position is hooker, but he did play as a flanker at youth level for the Golden Lions.

Malcolm Marx is read about 189 times a day, in 10 languages.

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2025“The Bomb squad is quite exciting, I mean you got a couple of players coming on wanting to make an impact and change the game for the better.”In their wordsSeptember 2025Malcolm Marx sheds light on the Springboks, Rassie Erasmus' innovation, bomb squad, September 2025,IOL, by John GoliathRead the whole statement

“I’m just going to stick at two, I don’t think they want to put me lock or loose forward; it’s not going to benefit them in any way.”In their wordsApril 2025Malcolm Marx reveals the Springboks’ conversation he has gladly ‘never been part of’, April 2025, PLANET RUGBY by Jared WrightRead the whole statement

SA Rugby Men's Player of the YearAwardWorld Rugby Men's Player of the YearAward2017SA Rugby Men's Player of the YearAward1994Born13 July 1994

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ClubYears

Kubota Spears Funabashi Tokyo-Bay2021-present

NTT Shining Arcs2020

South Africa2016

South Africa U202014

Golden Lions2014-2019

Lions2014-2019

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Malcolm Marx

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He’s a great coach and the way he thinks about the game, especially attack-wise is awesome
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A move like that isn’t generated by one person, everybody needs to buy into it and hopefully it works.
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At times you want to laugh, but there is always a method behind the madness. When you see it come off, then you say ‘okay, I see why this worked’.
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