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But what has been happening the last few weeks, it feels like the eyes of the rugby world have been on what's happening in this Rugby's Greatest Rivalry series.

You think, yeah, rugby's had a, a quiet period in between the Nations Championship, but then when this series started, it's kind of...

I think it's gripped a lot of rugby fans who maybe prioritize the international game, as a lot of rugby union fans do, and they've been watching two of the best teams in the world, if not the two best, Ugs, go at it.

What are we talking Wednesday, 2nd of September, third test on Saturday.

Yeah.

We've got two epic showdowns, haven't we?

I was actually thinking about this.

There was a couple of reflections I had, like, what's Dave Rennie doing in Japan? Respectfully, we know they're a developing nation, and lots of really, really good coaches have, like, sharpened their tools down there.

But Dave Rennie's in charge of the All Blacks that beat the South Africa in the first test.

Like, wow.

So I'm glad to see him back at the top table of international rugby.

And then secondly, is there another sport on the planet that would actually curate, um, a series like this? This is like Alcaraz and Sinner just saying, "Should we just have, like, a one-off, just like-

Why, just sack the US Open in?

Yeah, just sack it off.

Just play each other-

Should we just go head-to-head?

... five times in 10 days.

Five times.

Yeah.

Like, would, should, um, Argentina against Spain, should they just have it off in just, like, a three-match series? It's, it's-

I'd watch that.

[laughing]

You would watch that, and that's why people-

Especially if they're playing football, yeah

... and that's why people are, people are gripped by this, because it's brilliant.