The Springboks and All Blacks will conclude their four-Test series in Baltimore on Saturday, with this final match interestingly taking place at a neutral venue.
For those who may be wondering why New Zealand’s ‘tour to South Africa’ actually ends in America, there are some pretty transparent reasons behind the decision.
In exact estimations revealed by the New York Times, “the match will be played in Baltimore on Saturday because it is expected to generate substantially more cash, potentially up to $8million”.
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That amounts to a whopping R129,370,876 in total, with the report stating that the “two unions will share the
Read the full article from The South African Rugby here.
