Josh Navidi's journey to becoming one of Wales' most important players is a suitably interesting one.
The son of an Iranian wrestler, he has played college rugby in New Zealand, harboured an interest in just about every possible hobby you can imagine and boasted Welsh rugby's most recognisable hairstyle. There's a fair bit to unpack.
However, the versatile flanker recently sat down with World Rugby's The Openside to discuss what makes him tick, as well as offer more insight into his background and how he became a Welsh international. Unsurprisingly, the dreadlocks were the starting point of the discussion, with Navidi revealing they won't be around forever.
