Ranking Every Rugby Competition!! 

Pacific Champions Cup Idea: -Top 8 Super Rugby teams -Top 8 Japan League One teams -Top 4 MLR Teams (Semi-finalists) -2 Super Rugby teams, 2 Japan League One teams and 1 MLR team in each pool. -Then World Cup format. -Only one Champion per pool (champion of each domestic league and the previous competition champion - if the competition champion is a domestic champion, it goes to competition runner up, if that is also a domestic champion it goes to 2nd in the champions domestic league) Whilst the MLR teams may struggle, this could be a brilliant opportunity to assess the development of MLR and the money generated from this league could be monumental for improving USA rugby. And in this example draw, it would not be impossible for New England Free Jacks to win games though still not easy. Example drawn from spinning wheel using 2023 results that could've been this season: Pool A: Spears Tokyo Bay Blues Chiefs Saitama Wild Knights San Diego Legion Pool B: Crusaders Hurricanes Toyota Verblitz Tokyo Sungoliath Old Glory DC Pool C: Brumbies Reds Shizuoka Blue Revs Yokohama Eagles Seattle Seawolves Pool D: New England Free Jacks Drua Waratahs Black Rams Tokyo Brave Lupus Tokyo

Currie Cup is Does the job in in the super 12 days we actually thought it was just as good as super rugby like it was 50/50 now it’s our developmental league the smaller unions get to play in it and some talents that play for them get a chance to be spotted by better teams while our big four teams use it for player development and it’s very effective it bridges the gap between school rugby and URC so it’s important and nobody wants to go but if your team doesn’t win it when you’re supporting one of the big four it’s not the end of the world so does the job is correct

NPC is so sad. financially it isn't working but I actually love watching the games. They are more entertaining than I had thought they would be.

Need the rebels back in super rugby 🤧