While it is slightly lighter than Toulouse's one-tonne pack from 2017, it is almost probably the heaviest pack fielded in international rugby history. That puts the average player's weight at somewhat more than 120 kg, or just less than 19 stone for a guy in old money (or 265 pounds in American). Two of the three players to have played in both packs weigh over 200 lb and one of them weighs nearly 250 lb. The record holder is Jean-Pierre Ettori who weighed in at 202 lb when he played for Toulon in 2004. He held this record for nearly 10 years before being beaten by Ma'a Nonu who weighed in at 206 lb when he played for the New Zealand Crusaders in 2014. Nonu also holds the record for the most caps won by a player with 106 matches until his retirement in 2015. Nonu was not the only big man to play for New Zealand. In fact, four of the five heaviest players to play for New Zealand have done so during their time there. The other heavyweight is Tony Campos who played eight seasons for the Auckland Blues and was able to lift almost 100 kg on average. His final season was 2009 when he weighed in at 205 lb after having surgery on his shoulder. Wing Rene Harris represented Australia seven times between 1958 and 1965 but each time he played for his country, he weighed in at over 200 lb.