Why do rugby teams do the Hakka?

Answer 1

The Haka is a traditional Maori War Dance, which is performed before a battle to intimidate foes. The New Zealand All Blacks traditionally do this dance before a match. However, there are versions of this that are done by other south sea Islanders like Somoa.

Answer 2

It was considered to be a war dance. The Haka has become one of the most recognised Rugby traditions when playing against the All Blacks and other South Sea Teams.

Answer 3

only new zeland do the haka its a traditional tribe dance i new zeland

Answer 4

Its used as a war cry. The HAKA has become one of the most respected parts of the Southern Hemispheres attractions

Answer 5

Its normally associated with the New Zealand All Blacks and acts as a war chant. However, The south Sea Islander teams have their versions also.

Answer 6

Its a traditional South Sea Islander warrior chant which when undertaken in a rugby match is a well respected spectacle

Answer 7

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