Duncan Hyde

When it comes to international sports, they generally set them back at the 10-meter mark.

So you can go up to the 10-meter mark, and that's basically where it stopped because it used to be that they go toe-to-toe.

Some great ones of the New Zealand Rugby League team versus the Australian Rugby League team.

They are outrageous.

Oh, man.

The one this year for the Australian Rugby League All-Stars versus the Kiwi All-Stars.

Impressive.

And then on top of that, you've got Samoa, Tonga, Fiji.

They've all got haka, and Cook Islands, a large number of them do.

And they...

Fuck, you want to see something impressive?

Look, the Tonga versus Samoa huckers.

Fuck me, there is some absolute furniture about to be moved with those lads.

Well, this is the thing, and if you're watching this, you're going to see what the English rugby side did, and everyone has done various...

I think even once the Australian rugby side turned their back on the haka.

Yeah, and they've sung a waltz in Matilda.

I mean, everyone does their own thing.

It's something that is a part of our culture.

It is a part of the game, effectively, because we've been playing it longer than most.

And we're better at it than most people, too.