After 460 professional games, 21 seasons and 17 major trophies across two codes, Brad Thorn has drawn the curtain on an incredible career.
Thorn played the final game of his unparalleled rugby league and union career overnight when his Leicester Tigers suffered a semi-final defeat to Sam Burgess' Bath outfit.
The 40-year-old began his career in rugby league, representing Australia eight times.
Having made the switch to union, Thorn then went on to earn 59 caps for the All Blacks, winning the World Cup in 2011.
The former Crusaders, Leinster and Highlanders forward joined the Premiership Tigers last August, and went on to become the oldest captain in the club's history earlier this season.