The Rugby World Cup brings together the sport's global powers every four years, with a small circle of nations having lifted the Webb Ellis Cup. Spin this wheel for a random rugby nation, whether that's New Zealand's All Blacks or South Africa's Springboks, the tournament's most successful teams, Australia and England, both past champions, or France, Ireland, Wales, Scotland, Argentina, Fiji, Japan, and Italy, all established World Cup competitors. Whichever one you land on, it's grounded in how rugby is actually played.
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