The article discusses the memory loss experienced by rugby star Sebastien Chabal due to concussions he sustained during his playing career. Despite winning multiple titles and showcasing his abilities on the field, Chabal admits he cannot recall any of his matches or national anthems, illustrating the profound impact of injury on athletes. He expresses a sense of detachment from his past achievements, revealing the emotional burden of not remembering significant moments from his life in rugby. The piece serves as a poignant reminder of the risks faced by professional athletes and the lasting consequences of head injuries.
I don't remember a single second of a rugby match I played. And I don't remember a single one of the 62 Marseillaises I experienced.
When I talk about it at home with my wife, I tell her that it feels like I wasn't the one who played rugby.
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