You might be familiar with some of Ashwin Willemse’s life story, but it’s worth revisiting some of the obstacles he faced on the road to becoming a Bok.
In a wide-ranging interview, Ashwin explains why he chose not to cooperate with SuperSport’s investigation, reconciling with Nick and Naas, and what comes next.
It’s no secret that Beauden Barrett and Damian McKenzie possess phenomenal skills and pace, and over the weekend the duo was showing off.
When Divvy took over the Zimbabwean national team back in February, he promised big things. Sadly, due to matters out of his hands, it’s not going well.
The World Cup drama grabbed most of the sporting headlines over the weekend, but if intercept tries are your thing then here’s an effort you’ll want to see.
It’s been a while since we’ve seen a Joe van Niekerk sighting make the news, and the 38-year-old former Bok seems to enjoying life away from prying eyes.
Siya and Rachel Kolisi have been thrust into the limelight of late, and not all of the attention has sat well with the Springbok first lady.
In what has widely been reported as the final test match at Newlands, our Impi warriors had a rather inauspicious start to Saturday’s proceedings.
Xola Ntshinga, Kaunda Ntunja, Gcobani Bobo and Owen Nkumane have had a letter written on their behalf, laying a complaint of racism against SuperSport.
Junior Bok hooker Tiaan van der Merwe has copped a six-week ban for chirping an England opponent, and he threw in a gesture for good measure.
Grey College continue to churn out Springboks and, at present, they have 46 former pupils who have donned the green and gold. The BBC had a look around.
SuperSport may have concluded that Ashwin’s fellow presenters weren’t racist, but the former Springbok adamantly disagrees.
The release of the independent review gives us some valuable insight into the relationship between Nick and Ashwin. It’s safe to say they didn’t see eye to eye.
A full month after the now infamous SuperSport incident, the broadcaster is set to announce the findings of an independent review.
An independent review of the now infamous incident is due to be handed over the SuperSport today, but a few questions remain unanswered.
Western Province Rugby’s financial woes have been in the news for a while now, but this week the screws have really tightened.
The prop will rack up 100 test matches for the Bokke on Saturday, but his road to the milestone hasn’t been smooth sailing.
Siya was earmarked for greatness from an early age, overcoming immense adversity during his rise to the top. Grey High School had a big role to play.
As far as sporting weekends go, that was a goodie. Let’s have a quick look at some of the standout moments that might have slipped you by.
The Boks take on England at Ellis Park this weekend, but they’ll be without two experienced campaigners. The reasons why are all a little shrouded in mystery.
Details about what went down inside the SuperSport studio on Saturday are few and far between, but now Sport24 have spoken to some inside sources.
After remaining silent on the circumstances surrounding Saturday’s fallout, the three men at the centre of it all have finally issued their first public statements.
The Lions were one of the few SA sides to play well over the weekend, but it was the in-studio antics of SuperSport’s presenters that grabbed the nation’s attention.
Every South African rugby fan dreams of playing for the Boks, but if you think you’ve got what it takes a little reality check might be in order.
Bryan Habana announced his retirement earlier this afternoon, bringing down the curtain on what has been quite an extraordinary career.
Richard Bands might not be the most famous name to ever don Springbok green and gold, but props don’t score better tries than this.
There’s nothing quite like a solid hand-off to beat a defender, but let’s also give some credit to the speedsters and their twinkle-toed skills.
Jake White has always been rather outspoken and his latest column, full of advice for new coach Rassie Erasmus, has made quite a splash.
Faf de Klerk is currently playing over in the UK, and this weekend he got very up close and personal with two opposition players.
Reds prop Taniela Tupou is a beast of man, and his hit on Stormers winger Craig Barry over the weekend was actually tough to watch. About that suspension.