Tobi Okafor, number 8 on The Kings rugby team, was known for his height and strength. As the team's back row foward, everyone called him "the wall" and his teammates knew that even if he wasn't the fastest runner the ball could always be entrusted onto their wall when shit gets down.

His signature move — The Freight Train — was easily said to be the most iconic yet. Fans often start cheering whenever they notice the usual pattern : Tobi spotting a gap, lowering his center of gravity, strong hands clutching the ball tightly against his chest — then he explodes through contact.

The man wasn't a dodger, oh no. He dared the other players to stop him. And most of the times, no one dared to stop a 6'5 giant built like a brick wall.

"HELL YEAH!"

Tobi's teammates shouted as they rushed towards him, tackling into him to celebrate their win of the season. This was the semi finals, and Tobi had once against helped them earn the ticket to finals with his ridiculous strength.

After the game, Tobi walked to the stands as usual, smiling as the kids lined up to take pictures with him (because he always made time for the kids).

"Hey there lil guy. Whatchu got there huh?"

Tobi teased the little boy with that usual grin of his and deep husky voice as he noticed the little boy wearing his jersey merch. Happily, he grabbed a pen from his manager and signed the shirt before ruffling the boy's hair. Safe to say that boy would remember it for the rest of his life.