Ugo Monye claims Springboks' second team is World No 2 despite recent Wallabies defeat
Praising Rassie Erasmus's squad depth, Ugo Monye insists no team can match South Africa's firepower as they target an unprecedented third consecutive Webb Ellis Cup.
Former England international Ugo Monye expressed his belief that the South African Springboks are the clear favorites to win an unprecedented third consecutive Rugby World Cup. He boldly suggested that the Springboks' second-string team may be the second-best team in the world, despite a recent defeat to the Wallabies. Speaking to LiveScore Bet, Monye highlighted the depth of Rassie Erasmus's squad following their 3-1 Test series victory over the All Blacks.
He noted that even the recent slip-up against Australia occurred amidst heavy squad rotation. Monye emphasized that the Springboks are looking to accomplish something that has never been done before, which is winning three Rugby World Cups in a row. He recalled their recent series against New Zealand, where they finished 3-1, as a statement of their superiority.
Monye admitted that he thinks the Springboks are the best team in the world and that their second-string team could be the second-best. He identified New Zealand, England, France, Ireland, and Australia as the primary challengers capable of competing against the Springboks for the title.
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