Can Australia SHOCK South Africa in Perth? | Tony Johnson Breaks It Down
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What is the preview for the Australia vs South Africa test in Perth?
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So this last weekend has been a wee calm between storms on the international front, a chance to just take stock before things crank up again with the Springbox in Australia, the Bladerslow Cup forthcoming, and then on to the November Internationals, and a thing called the Nations Championship. Remember that? Whilst the All Blacks take a week or two to heal some bruised bodies, count their injuries, and absorb the lessons of the greatest rivalry tour. The box will go back into action in Perth against a Wallaby side that after a rocky start to the year, losing to France and Ireland, have now notched up three wins and a draw under their new coach Les Kiss. This should be comfortably their biggest challenge yet.
Although they'll face a Springbox team shorn of a few big names from that which beat the All Blacks. They're at home. They can't be dismissed. Winning a series in Argentina is not insignificant. or lose, it'll be a good opportunity to check where they're at ahead of the Blederslow Cup. Now that the dust has settled on the greatest rivalry tour, a lot of judgments are being made about where the All Blacks are heading under their new coaching regime. In my opinion, it's a bit premature. You couldn't get a tougher proposition under new management than to take on a Springbok team at the peak of their powers. Well, at least the rest of the world will be hoping it's the peak of their powers. But yep, at the top of their game, mostly in South Africa, over four mesmerizing but brutal tests.
Matches. Note the time to judge will be at the end of the year. The England test, for example, will be a good gauge as to how far they've come since losing at Twickenham last year. November will be fascinating, and remember, it will be a northern southern hemisphere championship final. There's nothing much separating France, Scotland, England, and Ireland in the north. And right now it's most likely, with all due respect to the Wallabies and the Pumas, that. Whoever does best out of the All Blacks and the Springboks will play the top northern side in the decider at the end of November. The All Blacks have Scotland, Wales, and England. The Springboks will play Italy, then France and Ireland on consecutive weekends.
Two sides that will be a lot stronger than the ones the All Blacks played in July 2026. Oh yes, it's one of those years that just keeps on giving. Well, Martin Devlin is away, and to cover the abs. of his considerable intellect actually takes three people. Although I would question I would question that about a bloke who loses his passport in the United States. Yeah. Hello Jamie. Hello. Nice to see you back in
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the preview for the Australia vs South Africa test in Perth?
0:00–4:55
2
How does the Wallabies’ recent form affect their chances against the Springboks?
4:55–11:22
3
Why is it too early to judge the All Blacks’ season after their recent series?
11:22–17:53
4
What happened when Jamie lost his passport in the United States?
17:53–23:47
5
How did the women’s test matches and the Black Ferns perform this weekend?
23:47–30:09
6
What are the financial challenges facing New Zealand Rugby and the NPC?
30:09–36:58
7
How might provincial boundaries and competition structures be re‑imagined for the future?
36:58–42:05
8
What are the key takeaways and outlook for the Nations Championship and upcoming tours?
42:05–47:28
Speakers
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