Kafiga Samoa

 The 30 year old Guilford played ten tests for New Zealand between 2009 and 2012 and was a part of their Rugby World Cup winning side eight years ago.

The former Crusaders, Clermont and Waratahs speedster is currently playing club rugby in Hamilton after leaving French second division side Nevers at the start of the year.

Kagifa Samoa head coach Semo Sititi said Guilford has been on their radar for a while.

Imagine scoring tries that rake in not 5 or 7 but 9 points without even having to convert the try.

And then imagine all that in a rugby competition with a million Australian dollars as first prize.

Well, all those and more are about to hit Samoan and Fijian shores in the form of a fast developing new form of rugby union, Rapid Rugby.

Global Rapid Rugby has received World Rugby sanction to have a competition of clubs based in Asia, Western Australia, Fiji and Samoa.