Following the weekend’s stunning turn of events, Super Rugby spectators can begin to expect the unexpected, writes SARugby.com editor Quintin van Jaarsveld.
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New Zealand have retained their HSBC Sevens World Series title, ending the season with a third place finish at the London Sevens to finish on 167 Series points, six ahead of closest rivals Fiji.
Bulls’ Attack To Trump Stormers’ Defence?
The Stormers’ dependency on their resolute defence could lead to their downfall, writes SARugby.com editor Quintin van Jaarsveld.
HSBC Sevens In Scotland
The HSBC Sevens World Series hits Scotland this weekend. Who are you backing and you do you think will win this leg of the tour?
The Heavyweight Debate: Rosslee v Lanning – Round 1
Sports Illustrated Online Guy Gareth Rosslee has been challenged to a series of online debates by former Western Province prop and rugby expert Tank Lanning.
Mahala Investigate Pink Bulls
South African music, culture and reality magazine Mahala did some digging into the opinions of the Loftus faithful and Bulls players on the infamous pink jersey. We heard that the pink away strip outsold the new home jersey in the region of 8 to 1 on the opening day of the season and, despite a [...]
Habana Praises Meyer’s Mental Side
Heyneke is a great guy in terms of mentally motivating guys, he's very well read, well spoken and he understands the deeper meanings of the way the game should be played. He's constantly reading into the Vince Lombardi's of the world and those deep guys.Bryan Habana
Springbok wing Bryan Habana pays tribute to the mental aspects of new Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer’s powers of motivation on Head Start Sport TV.
Bulls, Sharks In Play-Off Showdown
In a repeat on last year, the Bulls and the Sharks are once again locked in a battle to determine which South African side will join the Stormers in the play-offs, writes SARugby.com editor Quintin van Jaarsveld.
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