Rugby like tennis or cycling before him.
No one has forgotten, for example, the environmental activist who attached himself - at neck level - to the net of the Philippe-Chatrier court during the Roland-Garros semi-final between Casper Ruud and Marin Cilic last June.
This Saturday, it was the turn of the Top 14 to experience a similar event...
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While the shock between the first two of the class - Stade Toulousain and Stade Français - had started for a quarter of an hour, two spectators thwarted the attention of the security service to enter the lawn and rush towards poles.
Very quickly, the two men sporting t-shirts on which were inscribed "
49.3 kills
" and "
We have 872 days left
" - in reference to the measures taken recently by the government - climbed on the crossbar and then attached themselves to the poles.
The stewards dislodged them using a ladder and the match was able to resume after a short ten-minute break.
"
It seemed to me that rugby was not political, but obviously some appropriate
it," said Ugo Mola, the Toulouse coach, at the microphone of Canal + during the interruption.