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HE’S BACK AGAIN: Richie Mo’unga’s Contract with Toshiba Brave Lupus Tokyo Terminated
In a surprising twist, the rugby world has been rocked by the news of Richie Mo’unga’s contract termination with Toshiba Brave Lupus Tokyo. The sudden end to Mo’unga’s stint with the Japanese team has raised eyebrows and sparked speculation among fans and pundits alike.
Mo’unga, a star fly-half renowned for his exceptional skill and leadership on the field, made headlines when he initially signed with Toshiba Brave Lupus Tokyo. His move was seen as a significant coup for the Japanese club, adding a considerable talent to their roster and bolstering their prospects for success.
However, the excitement surrounding Mo’unga’s arrival has been cut short, with reports indicating that his contract has been
The opening night of the upcoming event will feature an exciting all-Australian matchup as the hometown Rebels take on the Force, immediately following the clash between the Highlanders and the Blues, which officially launches the third edition of this popular round.
On Saturday, fans can look forward to witnessing a thrilling encounter between the Fijian Drua and Moana Pasifika, followed by a highly anticipated showdown between the back-to-back Super Rugby Pacific Champions, the Crusaders, and the Waratahs, promising to be a highlight of the event.
Sunday’s schedule concludes with another exhilarating doubleheader, starting with last year’s runners-up, the Chiefs, facing off against the Brumbies, followed by the Hurricanes squaring off against the Reds.
Beyond the action on the field, Super Round will once again offer a range of fan-centered activities, including live music, special food and beverage options, sponsor engagements, and opportunities to meet and interact with players from the Super Rugby Pacific teams for photos, autographs, and clinics, providing attendees with a unique chance to connect with top rugby talent.
Geoff Jones, CEO of TEG Group, expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration with the Victorian Government, New Zealand Rugby, Rugby Australia, SANZAAR, and all the Super Rugby teams to bring Super Round back to Melbourne.