AMAZING and NAIL BITING World Cup Conversions!

There's not quite like the pressure of nail biting conversions especially in a World Cup. Here we count down the most amazing kicks in the history of the competition. Featured in this video: Dan Carter (New Zealand), Dan Biggar (Wales) and Francois Steyn (South Africa)

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[WorldRugby]

Who would be your number one choice for a nail biting conversion? Let us know in the comments!

[josephvanwyk]

Francois Steyn is the most powerful boot in the world. The man is a beast behind his kicks.

[callumscott]

When Frans Steyn kicks it always the same, "Its the altitude, its the altitude"... When he's at sea level, "Its the breeze, hes got the breeze"

[GWills-ysrd]

Dan Biggar's kick literally translated to millions in revenue for the country.

[abla]

Isn’t it called penalty kicks, conversions are kicks after a try

[danielpoband]

Oh wow! Very "NAIL BITING" 😂 Half these kicks were before halftime!

[andrewdunckley]

Fraans Steyn... What a cannon... What a legend...

[sachindramihindukula]

What a remarkable kicker was francois styen..no one can match him...only Halfpenny and jordie Barrett came close to steyn

[hankgoldenshaft]

Good to see Hugo Porta in there. What a great goal kicker and player he was. Respect from NZ Senor Porta

[paddyanglais]

For this it has to be Wilkinson’s penalty in extra time against Australia in 2003. People only remember the drop goal!

[barryleeann]

Africa ruled in that list. 5 out of 10. Well done Saffers and Namibia

[andrewdunckley]

Fraans Steyn..." Slotting 60m+ monster kicks since 2003"... Consistently

[mangashugt]

Pollard vs Wales 2019 was also pretty decent.

[danmarshall]

5:40 “he wont get it”
Reverse psychology helping a bit there

[curiousgeorge]

(Correction) Namibia vs Fiji was in 2011. Not 2015.

[CG-orre]

imagine how we would remember Hugo porta if he had played for New Zealand

[xdlukas]

What about handre pollard in 2019 against Wales?

[dhirshg]

Steyn - World Cup final 2007 should also be here. McDonald...2011 final...

[myshepspud]

Even before this, as it happened in fact, when Frans Steyn got injured that lost us that Australia quarterfinal. Agreed? I mean that entire game was so frustrating not getting any penalties within 50m. Even Lambie tried a dropgoal but he had no power therefore no accuracy.

[matiasbenedit]

What about Quesadas' convesrion for the Pumas against Ireland in 99?