Springboks smash All Blacks in Baltimore to clinch Rugby's Greatest Rivalry series

The Springboks have won the Rugby's Greatest Rivalry series 3-1 after defeating the All Blacks 43-28 in Baltimore. This victory also marked a milestone for coach Rassie Erasmus, who celebrated his 100th Test in style. The match was played at M&T Bank Stadium, with the Springboks dominating the game to secure a memorable win.

According to IOL, the Springboks delivered a masterclass performance to clinch the series. The teams had previously played three Tests in South Africa, with the Springboks taking a 2-1 lead before the Baltimore match. The All Blacks were without captain Ardie Savea and Cheslin Kolbe, who suffered a broken jaw in the previous match.

The series win is a significant achievement for the Springboks, who are the two-time reigning world champions. The final match was seen as a crucial test for both teams, with the All Blacks looking to level the series at 2-2. However, the Springboks' strong performance ensured they took the series 3-1.

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