This is the page for Billy Vunipola. Billy Vunipola says he is "cool" with comments made by the Queen about his weight.Speaking to the Rugby Union Weekly podcast, the England number eight explained what the Queen said to him during a reception celebrating the achievements of the Commonwealth.According to Billy, the Queen said "I keep getting told rugby is different nowadays, it's faster and more powerful, I'm yet to be convinced".This clip is originally from the Rugby Union Weekly podcast on Wednesday 28 February 2018.Billy laughed the comments off, saying "I probably need to lose some weight". I wasn’t really losing weight, just maintaining it or putting it on. My weight is ok now but I still want to lose a bit.“At the moment I’m at 129 kilos but I’d like to get down to about 126. Billy Vunipola says he is "cool" with comments made by the Queen about his weight. I’m doing the same thing but more of it. I’m into contact quicker than I was, and staying in the contact for longer.He told The Rugby Paper: “I’ve lost a bit of weight over the summer which helps a lot with my fitness. I hope for him he keeps going, though not too much for Saracens.Comments are closed on this article.“She said if I hit him she’ll hit me, and if he hits me then she’ll hit him. If you followed the Six Nations this year, chances are you’ve noticed Billy Vunipola. That was the big thing.The famous family does not stop there, with Wales No.8 Toby Faletau also related, and Billy admits that going head-to-head with his good mate in the Amlin Cup last weekend gave him an idea of what it will be like on November 4 when Wasps visit Vicarage Road.“The little treats like chocolates wouldn’t be treats, they would be my main meal. Last year I was probably only good for 50 minutes and within those 50 minutes I would be good for one phase and out for two.“But Mako and me talk to each other to catch up on things, how he’s going and how I’m going. He’s really helpful with the off-field stuff.“My mum has already given me and my brother a warning to keep out of each others’ way,” he said.But when he plays against his real brother, Billy will have other family worries.“He had a tough year with injuries but after losing the weight, because he’s lost quite a bit as well, he’s playing much better. Height: 188cm, Weight: 126kg, Age: 27 “The speed makes up for it.
Billy Vunipola was booed by some supporters when he came on during Saracens' defeat at Bristol on Saturday. It was my diet that was the problem. Vunipola’s elder brother Mako, 21, has been impressing for Saracens this season – so much so that he earned a call-up to the England Saxons last month. I don’t want to lose so much that I’m getting smashed around the pitch.“Before I’d hit the contact and I’d hit the opposition and go down but now I put in a bit of a leg drive, even when I’m tired rather than just falling over. If he ran at me I’d tackle him but not with that intensity I’d hit someone else with just because he’s my guy. It was a general thing from the top that if you want to play Premiership at No.8 then you’ve got to lose the pounds and I’m happier for it. I’m probably more scared of her hitting me.“This season I’m in for one, out for one, I’d like to think so anyway. We’ve worked a lot on it in the summer and it’s paying off at the moment.”However the 19-year-old revealed that cutting out evening meals of chocolates and snacks consisting of four slices of toast have helped him drop to a fighting weight of 129kg (20st 5lb).“I’m much happier playing and much happier on the pitch. I’d overload my plate with potatoes and starchy stuff, or even eat bread rather than snacking on nuts.“I know him quite well so it was weird playing against him. He’s quite interested in how the club is and what the club situation means for me. I was training hard but when I got off the pitch I just let go.“He came back into pre-season fitter and lighter and they carried it on, so you can see the positive effects it’s had on his game.”The Wasps No.8 has been one of the standout performers in the Premiership this season, with his powerful running and soft hands making him a potential candidate to fill the troublesome spot at the back of the England scrum.“He actually went home to my parents in the summer and my dad told him to go running and all that sort of stuff which he did.“I think sometimes I’d think I’d lost more than I did in training which I hadn’t but then I’d eat more than I should. Billy revealed that Mako had also been on a very different weight loss programme this summer which had … I didn’t go out to try to smash him. It’s like playing against my brother.” It was tough, I’m not going to lie.“I’d eat four pieces of toast so I’ve stopped doing that. Carries the ball above his weight and stepped up to the role when Vunipola went off injured on Saturday.
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