RWC 2023: Why Hooper goals to make bring the most rugby return

Record-breaking John Eales Medalist   Michael Hooper considers his contributions on the pitch will be even more valuable when he returns to action after leaving Australian rugby. Hooper was given the highest peer-voted award last weekend, breaking Israel Folau’s record and wearing the medal for an unparalleled fourth time. Rugby Fans can buy Rugby World Cup 2023 Tickets from our website.

The 30-year-old only played one Test for the Wallabies last season but hasn't performed with the Waratahs since 2020.

Hooper considers his contributions on the pitch will be even more valuable

He will play for Australia at the Rugby World Cup 2023 on the terms of a flexible multi-million dollar contract, plus revisions he negotiated as part of the full Covid-19 pay cut to be implemented in 2020, Hooper was in Japan last year league, four months off.

The Wallabies captain said he found the absence of games a bizarre feeling but knew the break was the right judgment.

"If you start thinking about disappeared games or not being involved, I'm closer to the end than to the start. It's a difficult one because you don't want to miss anything either, you start fidgeting a bit," he said.

"When I get in there, my minutes will be more valuable the impression should be better."

The long vacation was a far-sighted move, as the Unbreakable outbreak sustained a rare foot injury during the Wallabies' spring tour. Hooper admitted that forced redemption was the only way to stop.

"I haven't lost too many matches due to injury, it's interesting, and I’m injured now in the break. That's a good thing because I will probably keep training hard during this period and come in without much rest.

Hooper play for Australia at the RWC 2023 on the terms of a flexible multi-million dollar deal

"It virtually involuntary me not to run, It forced me to avoid that kind of thing. The past few weeks it's been really good to start running again, hitting little milestones, speeding up – things you normally take for granted.

“The enthusiasm was definitely back to see these guys play but once the season started, and everything like. After the Rugby World Cup 2023 but it's up to me to play my best football in 18 months".

Hooper dealt Covid-19 over the course of the New Year but said he had "minor" indications and had seen no lingering side effects as he ramped up training before returning to action.

Until the end of March, after around five or six of the Super Rugby Pacific season, the Waratahs are counting down to their breakthrough. Hooper, who won the Matt Burke Cup in 2020 - the equivalent to JEM's Super Rugby competition - admitted he found it difficult to see his team sink to an all-time low last year.

"I hope to develop their game with some players the next time I leave, which will be shortly, and be part of the Waratahs and continue to be successful. I've been thinking about that during this break." Central defender Jake Gordon is expected to captain the Waratahs for a second season.

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