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Nick Cummins' Bachelor season is finally here
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“Holy tomorrow, how good!”
Former Wallaby Nick Cummins is officially Australia's Bachelor, with the season kicking off down under two weeks ago.
Now lovingly referred to as the Honey Badgelor, 30-year-old Cummins - made famous by his trademark catch-phrases and viral post-match interviews - has swapped his boots for a bouquet of roses as he tries to find his soulmate.
The season trailer released last week gives fans a glimpse of the action to come during the season as the winger endeavors to bag a different kind of meat pie.
In the trailer Cummins describes himself as someone who is "committed, fiercely loyal, and he'll fight for love."
Before Cummins' appearance on the show was officially announced, a source told Australia’s Woman’s Day “he’s going to be great for the franchise. Funny, witty, with a huge cult following. This is a stroke of genius for the network." The season premiere had close to one million overnight viewers.
On the field, Cummins made 87 appearances for the Western Force between 2008 and 2015, and represented Australia on 15 occasions.
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There is this thing going around against Siya Kolisi where they don't want him to be known as the best national captain ever, so they strike him down in ratings permanently whenever they can. They want McCaw and reckons he is the best captain ever. I disagree.
Just like they refuse to see SA as the best team and some have even said that should the Boks win a third WC in a row, they will still not be the best team ever. Even if they win every game between now and the WC. That is some serious hate coming SA's way.
Everyone forget how the McCaw AB's intimidated refs, was always on the wrong side, played on the ground etc. Things they would never have gotten away with today. They may have a better win ratio, but SA build depth, not caring about rank inbetween WC's until this year.
They weren't as bad inbetween as people claim, because non e of their losses was big ones and they almost never faced the strongest Bok team outside of the WC, allowing countries like France and Ireland to rise to the top unopposed.
Rassie is still at it, building more depth, getting more young stars into the fold. By the time he leaves (I hope never) he will leave a very strong Bok side for the next 15- 20 years. Not everyone will play for 20 years, but each year Rassie acknowledge the young stars and get them involved and ready for international rugby.
Not everyone will make it to the WC, but those 51/52 players will compete for those spots for the WC. They will deliver their best. The future of the Boks is in very safe hands. The only thing that bothers me is Rassie's health. If he can overcome it, rugby looks dark for the rest of the rugby world. He is already the greatest coach in WR history. By the time he retires, he will be the biggest legend any sport has ever seen
Go to commentsWas it? I just brought it up in some of my posts to rub it in that the AB last year nearly put 100 on a top 6N side lol
I agree to be honest. The biggest key to me that they might be jadded was none of them had mom performances, or even as good as their last three games.
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