Re-watch: Historic 1995 RWC final
On the 25th anniversary of the 1995 World Cup final, take a look back at the full match between the Springboks and All Blacks at Ellis Park.
Watch: Highlights reel of new Bulls recruit
The highlights package of the Vodacom Bulls’ surprise new recruit, Jan Uys, certainly makes for impressive viewing.
Watch: In conversation with Demetri Catrakilis
Demetri Catrakilis discusses the reasons for his retirement, how he plans to stay involved in the game and working for his family’s insurance business.
Watch: Stransky and Mehrtens reflect on ’95 final
On its 25th anniversary, World Cup flyhalves Andrew Mehrtens and Joel Stransky remember the epic occasion of the 1995 Rugby World Cup final.
Rewind: Stransky’s drop goal (1995 RWC)
Today, 25 years ago, Joel Stransky slotted an iconic drop goal to clinch the 1995 Rugby World Cup for the Springboks at Ellis Park.
Watch: ‘Renewed law focus requires adjustment’
NZ Rugby referees manager Bryce Lawrence has provided feedback on stricter law applications at the start of Super Rugby Aotearoa, which has brought an increase in the penalty count.
Watch: In conversation with Skinstad (Part 2)
Ex-Springbok Bob Skinstad continues his in-depth conversation with reporter Marc Lewis about the future of the game, South Africa’s path to dominance and next year’s British & Irish Lions tour.
Teaser: Who do you think the Bulls have signed?
Following the recent signings of Cheetahs lock duo Walt Steenkamp and Sintu Manjezi, the Vodacom Bulls social media team has fuelled speculation with an enticing teaser about another second-row signing to be announced on Wednesday, 24 June at 11am.
Watch: In conversation with Bob Skinstad (Part 1)
Ex-Springbok Bob Skinstad talks to reporter Marc Lewis about the proposed global season, Siya Kolisi’s Boks potentially dominating the Test arena and the importance of the upcoming British & Irish Lions tour.
Blast from the past: P Div at his finest
In the next video from our Best of YouTube selections, take a look back at these unforgettable comments from former Bok coach Peter de Villiers in 2009.
