US Edition2003 Rugby World Cup-winner sold his winner's medal 'to survive'
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2003 Rugby World Cup-winner sold his winner's medal 'to survive'
Rugby World Cup winner Ben Cohen has revealed he was forced to sell his 2003 winners’ medal to make ends meet during the Covid-19 pandemic. Speaking on talkSPORT, the 46-year-old shared the heartbreaking story that left his former teammate, Phil Vickery, in tears. The Northampton Saints legend, a pivotal figure in England’s historic campaign, was instrumental in Sir Clive Woodward’s team defeating hosts Australia in the final. Cohen and his team…
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