With 2022 around the corner, the eyes of the rugby world are slowly turning to the Six Nations 2022 tournament. It may seem like a long way to go, but Europe’s biggest rugby event is only weeks away.
Six Nations chief executive Ben Morel has insisted that there are no plans to add South Africa to the tournament, as the Springboks remain committed to the Rugby Championship.
Take a look at a few of rugby’s long-standing and budding rivalries between individual players at franchise and international level.
Sharks boss Sean Everitt has revealed that Dylan Richardson had been on Scotland’s radar for four years prior to his surprise selection in the Test squad earlier this week.
Rassie Erasmus is the odds-on favourite among five contenders to succeed Eddie Jones as England head coach, according to the bookmakers.
Springbok great Bryan Habana has revealed who he believes are the current top-five wings in world rugby. Which players would make your top five?
Following the announcement of his planned retirement at the end of the season, legendary Italy captain Sergio Parisse has ranked the five toughest opponents he faced in Test rugby.
Former England and British & Irish Lions captain Martin Johnson has named his Test dream team, which includes two former Springboks.
Finn Russell has singled out star wing Louis Rees-Zammit as the danger man that could elevate the British & Irish Lions to a series victory over the Springboks.
Footage has emerged of the infamous training ground punch-up between Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones and fellow lock Jake Ball during this year’s Six Nations campaign.
