RWC 2019 set to rake in money
The upcoming Rugby World Cup 2019 in Japan is set to bring in more money than the record-setting tournament held in England in 2015.
The upcoming Rugby World Cup 2019 in Japan is set to bring in more money than the record-setting tournament held in England in 2015.
Michael Cheika has revealed fans personally threatened him after he ruled out selecting controversial fullback Israel Folau in the wake of his anti-gay social media posts.
Maties playmaker Jordan Chait will make the move to join the Sharks for the start of the 2020 Vodacom Super Rugby pre-season.
Legendary Springbok Os du Randt is one of six people set to be inducted into World Rugby’s Hall of Fame this year.
Shannon Frizell has been called up to the All Blacks squad after Luke Jacobson was ruled out of the World Cup due to a serious head injury.
SA Rugby magazine attended the moving memorial service for the late Bok great Chester Williams this week.
Cheetahs scrumhalf Ruan Pienaar and Southern Kings lock JC Astle say that both teams are excited about the upcoming Pro14 season.
Fullback Mike Brown says that despite his omission from England’s World Cup Squad, he is still the best option available to coach Eddie Jones.
SA Rugby has reiterated that it will take ‘appropriate action’ once the legal investigation has been concluded into the incident involving Eben Etzebeth.
Former Bok coach Peter de Villiers says he won’t support South Africa at the World Cup due to his dissatisfaction over the way the Eben Etzebeth incident was handled.