It’s the new age Rugby World Cup which poses one of the sport’s oldest questions – will a good big man beat a good little man? Hulking packs and rushing defensive lines are being touted as the recipe for success at the first tournament staged in Japan, where an attack-minded New Zealand will pursue a third-successive Webb Ellis Cup.
Wales have emerged as genuine contenders to win a maiden title, the former having bludgeoned their way to Six Nations glory.
However, world No.1 ranking Ireland and former champions South Africa and England are being given the greatest chance of preventing an All Blacks World Cup monopoly this decade.
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