All Blacks Bounce Back After Argentina’s One-Hit Wonder
After suffering their first-ever defeat on Argentina's passionate, sun-soaked turf against the Pumas just two weeks ago, the All Blacks found themselves starring in a real-life sequel nobody asked for but everyone watched anyway. Under immense pressure, NZ Rugby’s crown jewels traded drama for discipline, grit, and probably an emergency stash of extra black socks. Two weeks of soul-searching (and probably apologizing to the rugby gods), and the team responded with a steadiness that screamed 'Not today, Buenos Aires!' — proving even legends stumble, but don’t get bedded down for a nap.
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Losing on Argentinian soil once was a tragedy; doing better after shows the All Blacks didn’t teach humility, just forgot how to lose quietly.
The All Blacks’ comeback after that Argentina loss proves you really only need two weeks to remember you’re supposed to beat a team from South America.
Argentina dealt the All Blacks their first home defeat and suddenly rugby’s version of a cheating scandal was just a scheduling error.
Source: Japantimes | Published: 9/6/2025 | Author: Unknown
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