1. It featured Jonah Lomu at his peak
2. South Africa winning in a final to remember was a genuine upset
3. It was so good it inspired a movie/book
4. It was the last major hurrah of the amateur era — two months later, the IRFB opened the sport to professionalism
5. It featured the mother of all ‘dust-ups’
6. New Zealand broke the record for most points scored in a single match — a record that still stands today
7. It was many people’s first memories of the Haka
8. There was no shortage of quality tries
9. It had a memorable opening titles sequence
10. It wasn’t a particularly memorable World Cup for Ireland, but they were involved in one of the closest matches of the tournament against Wales
11. This montage captures the excitement of the event
12. There were plenty of shenanigans off the field
Waikato scored a ridiculously good coast-to-coast try against Auckland>
Here’s the final instalment of Jean De Villiers’ inspirational Road to Recovery doc>
