Just give the Kiwis the Olympic Gold now and get it over with.
New Zealand were always one of the top Rugby Sevens sides in the world. Now, they have Sonny Bill Williams, Liam Messam and the returning Ardie Savea in their side.
Williams was already a flipping legend before this weekend's Wellington Sevens.
Ahead of the two-day event, which is part of the Sevens World Series, the two-time World Cup winner
sorted free tickets, flights and accommodation for a single Porirua mother of five. The good deed was carried out in memory of the late, great All Blacks blindside Jerry Collins.
Then, with his first touch, of the ball in his Sevens career, Williams scored as try.
The best was yet to come against a dangerous South African side. With the Kiwis trailing, going into the final moments, Williams dished out an outrageous offload that took out three Blitzbokkes in one move.
The match-winning assist to Joseph Webber say the match end 19-14. The hosts face Kenya in tomorrow's quarter finals.
Just try and stop these guys at this summer's Rio Olympics.
