‘Global champion every two years’: World rugby revolution gathers pace as Six Nations ready to make leap

Rugby chiefs from the 10 big Test-playing nations will meet in London next month as they continue plans to overhaul global competition and crown a champion every two years. While the idea has been regularly kicked around over the past few years, it appears to be gathering pace, with officials confirming a meeting to the […]
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