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Quinn Tupaea

Quinn Tupaea

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Oct 19, 2026

Tony JohnsonGUEST
4:57
There are a number of factors that you have to consider.
Tony JohnsonGUEST
5:00
A, consider the fact that the All Blacks selected a midfield of Jordie Barrett and Quinn Tupaea, one of whom pulled out late in the week.
Tony JohnsonGUEST
5:09
We don't know how late in the week, whether it was the actual day of the game-
Martin DevlinHOST
5:13
Yeah
Martin DevlinHOST
5:20
I got that impression.
Tony JohnsonGUEST
5:20
But why take the risk? And so straightaway you've got a change there at 12, and then you, you've...
Tony JohnsonGUEST
5:26
not very long into the game at all and Quinn Tupaea's off.
Tony JohnsonGUEST
5:28
So suddenly you've got a completely new midfield combination.
Martin DevlinHOST
42:41
Here are the 19, if we were playing this weekend, that aren't available.
Martin DevlinHOST
42:44
Tamati, Lister, Love, Ardie, Jacobson, Mo'unga, Blackadder, Norris, Caleb, Proctor, Patrick, Carter, Asafo, Signer, Fehri, Jordie, Frizell, Tupaea, and Somosoni.
Martin DevlinHOST
42:56
Now, of those 19, there's a fair few of those that you'd be putting in the first 15, wouldn't you? What does that tell you when you hear those names?
Ant StrachanGUEST
43:06
Well, absolutely.
Matt GiteauHOST
16:37
They had a totally different midfield because-
Adam Ashley-CooperHOST
16:40
Yeah, Quinn Tupaea
Matt GiteauHOST
16:40
...
Matt GiteauHOST
16:40
Quinn Tupaea-
speaker_8HOST
16:41
Yeah
Matt GiteauHOST
16:41
...
Ross KarlGUEST
7:57
So to some degree, while, you know, it would've been awesome to see Jordie out there tonight, it was actually good to see him have a crack, maybe learn a few lessons, and get out there.
Martin DevlinHOST
8:06
Is he the second-best number 12 in the country, or, or would Quinn Tupaea still take that jersey, do you think, if it was a major, a quarterfinal or a semifinal, a major knockout match?
Ross KarlGUEST
8:14
I think they'd probably go to Anton Lienert-Brown.
Ross KarlGUEST
8:16
I think they're backing Quinn as their, their 13, right? So I think he would probably be their second choice if they had a, a chance there.

6 MINS LATER

Jamie WallCORRESPONDENT
14:45
Well, there was a lot of chat about this game being probably gonna end up being an uncomfortable victory for the All Blacks, and unfortunately for the locals here who are all filing out now, I mean, the good news is it's still a really nice evening here in Sydney, but the bad is, once again, a convincing victory, uh, for the All Blacks.
Jamie WallCORRESPONDENT
15:04
Dave Rennie will be happy, though, uh, we mentioned in the build-up that this was going to be a real test of his depth.
Jamie WallCORRESPONDENT
15:10
Uh, and I think they came through with flying colors, 'cause not only did, uh, Jordie Barrett get ruled out, uh, earlier in the day, uh, d- uh, Quinn Tupaea had to, uh, leave the field after only a minute.
Jamie WallCORRESPONDENT
15:23
Um, so the All Blacks were playing with their like third choice, uh, midfield, uh, in the end.
Ross KarlHOST
14:03
I mean, all year there's those guys, if available, you will see Jordie Barrett.
Ross KarlHOST
14:08
If available, you will see Quinn Tupaea.
Ross KarlHOST
14:10
You know, there are those guys that he's very much, you know, Tupuไvai, you're in there.
Ross KarlHOST
14:17
That-
Martin DevlinHOST
27:43
9, 10, 12, and 13 are called the axis, and then obviously the back three.
Martin DevlinHOST
27:47
So we stay with Rogan, McKenzie, Barrett, and Tupaea.
Martin DevlinHOST
27:50
And if you go through the last six tests, well, uh, all of those names have been involved in, in every single test.
Martin DevlinHOST
27:56
Right throughout South Africa, [laughs] and then Bledisloe, and now this one.
Nigel YaldenHOST
3:26
Donaldson, the pass is actually away from him.
Nigel YaldenHOST
3:29
It has been well read by Tupaea, but Donaldson's able to get that hand down and flick it up, which allows Jorgensen, who's come across from the right wing, puts right into space, nice dummy, good speed to the line, a perfect start.
Nigel YaldenHOST
3:45
A really outstanding opening nine minutes, both in terms of territory and position.
Nigel YaldenHOST
3:51
Borderline flawless save, I think the one knock-on.
Nigel YaldenHOST
7:03
There's a bit of a loose ball, but it's scooped up nicely by Tupou Vaii, and then it's Roigard at pace, and then it is just pick and go from Tupou Vaii.
Nigel YaldenHOST
7:12
Leroy Carter gets in there and goes one off.
Nigel YaldenHOST
7:14
Then it's Quinn Tupaea going pick and go.
Nigel YaldenHOST
7:16
Jordie Barrett then carries, and then it's just a little subtle.
Damian WarrenHOST
24:29
ball?Go for it, mate
Toby HarrisHOST
24:33
Quinn Tupaea
Damian WarrenHOST
24:35
Oh, mate, yeah.
Damian WarrenHOST
24:36
I think he-
Damian WarrenHOST
25:58
Everyone's talking about Jordie Barrett, how good Jordie Barrett is for, for, for absolute good reasons.
Toby HarrisHOST
26:03
Yep.
Damian WarrenHOST
26:03
But Quinn Tupaea is earning his moolah week in, week out.
Toby HarrisHOST
26:09
Earning his crust, isn't he?
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:41
So, uh, yeah, he probably, uh, wouldn't call himself a tourist just yet.
D'Arcy WaldegraveHOST
1:44
All Black center Quinn Tupaea isn't at all taken aback by Damian "D Mac" McKenzie's outrageous performance in the team jersey for last week's kicking of the Wallabies at the Bledisloe Cup.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:57
He's into everything.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:57
His work rate off the ball is massive.
LeeHOST
4:03
Yeah, good.
SurlyHOST
4:03
No Ardie Savea, no Luke Jacobson, no Quinn Tupaea, so expecting a few changes there.
SurlyHOST
4:08
I think Codie Taylor will come back into the team and captain it, but that comes out in about an hour and 51 minutes.
LeeHOST
4:14
Whoa.

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