Abraham Pole

A relentless competitor in the loose, Abraham Pole has become a recognisable figure in the Moana Pasifika back row. Born on 28 June 1998, the flanker is defined by his physicality at the breakdown and the defensive work rate he brings to every contest. Pole's game centres on the collision: a high tackle count, strong line speed and a genuine threat over the ball, where he competes for turnovers and slows opposition possession. Since making his Super Rugby Pacific debut for the club, he has grown into a consistent selection, becoming a dependable part of the squad's forward effort. He plays the role of a defensive stopper and breakdown nuisance, the type of forward whose influence is measured in disrupted attacks and momentum swings rather than headline moments. That combative, energetic style fits naturally with the passionate, relentless spirit Moana Pasifika brings to the competition. Industrious and physically committed, Pole gives his side the kind of hard-edged loose forward who sets a tone in defence and never takes a backward step at the contact area.