South Africa Sweeps Rugby's Greatest Rivalry, Defeats New Zealand 43–28 in Series Finale

South Africa's dominant 3–1 series victory over New Zealand marks a significant chapter in one of international rugby's most storied competitions, cementing the Springboks' current competitive edge in the sport.
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