Career
In 1914 Watts was selected to represent Wales as part of the Five Nations Championship. His first game was on the 17 January in a game against England at Twickenham. Of all Watts" matches, the most notable was the final game at the Balmoral Showgrounds against Ireland.
The Welsh pack, of which Watts was part off, was named the "Terrible Eight" by newspapers after the game.
Watts played one final game for his country, in an exhibition game against the Barbarians in 1915. Again led by Alban Davies, Watts turned out in the match played to boost recruitment for the Welsh Guards, though the game is not recognised as a full international.
The game against Ireland was the final Welsh international game before the outbreak of World War I. During the war Watts joined the King"s Shropshire Light Infantry as part of the 7th Battalion, reaching the rank of corporal. He was killed in action at Bazentin Ridge in France in 1916.
Wales
England 1914
France 1914
Ireland 1914
Scotland 1914.