Six Nations Tickets: Who will lead England in the Six Nations 2022?

Marcus Smith is the most popular name in rugby and for good reason. The Filipino-born star's disgraceful talent and daring playing style have set the Premiership on fire week after week - and for years. Now that he's finally in Eddie Jones' good book, there's no doubt that Smith will take England to new levels of success in the coming seasons. Six Nations Rugby Fans can buy Six Nations Tickets from our website.

Marcus Smith is the most popular name in world rugby

The young Harlequin was a generational talent who excelled in every aspect of the game and was able to elevate the players around him with his incredibly smart decision making and laser vision.

Born in the Philippines

Born on February 14, 1999, on February 10 in the Philippines, to an English father and a Filipina mother. After moving to Singapore at the age of seven, he began his rugby career with Centaurs RFC before moving to the UK where he attended Brighton Academy on a scholarship at the age of 13. Here the London-based Harlequins got their first glimpse of future British and Irish lions.

Nick Buoy, Smith's coach at Brighton Academy, told the Guardian of the star's XV debut at age 16: "We had him in the scrum-half and he changed the whole game, turned it around. We thought, 'Okay, you know what? He's probably ready to start the first half.'"

Smith captained Brighton's first XV and even won the Championship Player of the Year at the 2016 St Joseph's Rugby Festival. That same year, Smith made his debut in the iconic territory of the Premiership Rugby Sevens series. In his senior year at Brighton Academy, the Anglo-Filipino genius played five games for the Quins side, scoring twice on two attempts.

Fresh out of college, Smith, just 18, made his debut on the biggest stage: the hallowed lawns of rugby home Twickenham. Smith puts him under even more pressure than the 80,000-seat stadium as he replaces fan-respected Harlequin legend, Nick Evans. Sadly, Smith left with a head injury assessment in the 50th minute and did not return. But that didn't stop Smith, and in his third game for the club, he excelled against the Hornets and was pushed to a full-time starting spot after Demetri Catrakilis injury.

Smith will now play in his first Six Nations as part of the England squad

Neither Smith nor the Harlequin has looked back since. Each season he continues to grow and develop his game and now, at the age of 22, he has won the Premiership, played for England and the British and Irish Lions. Not to mention all of his best performances on the road! Smith will now play in his first Six Nations as part of the England senior team.

You will no doubt see fireworks as he exits the tunnels in Murrayfield to start the Six Nations in 2022. In his four seasons of professional football, Smith has built a reputation as a magician of sorts, able to get his team out of tight matches and try from scratch.

Smith has proven to play well with the pool style of the greats at centres such as Andre Esterhuizen and Paul Lasike of Harlequins, luckily he has Mark Atkinson of Gloucester in England to play this for him in the absence of Manu Tuilagi. With any luck, Smith will forever occupy George Ford's half-court position, ushering in a new era for England. To answer the question in the article title: Marcus Sebastian Smith is the future of rugby.

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