Michael Hooper, Former Wallabies Captain, Retires from Rugby at 32

Hooper steps away after a distinguished career, citing injuries and Olympic selection setback as key factors.

Michael Hooper, former Wallabies captain, retires at 32 after an 11-year international career.
Hooper is Australia's most-capped captain, with 69 matches as leader out of 125 tests played.
Injuries and missing the sevens team selection for the Paris Olympics influenced his decision.
Hooper's career highlights include winning the Rugby Championship and reaching the World Cup final in 2015.
He was honored four times as Australia's Rugby Player of the Year and twice nominated for World Rugby Player of the Year.