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Rugby Union – New Zealand All Blacks ‘Decade of Dominance’ Multi Signed Framed Limited Edition Print
You have to look back to the early years of this century to find a time when New Zealand did not have their hands on the Bledisloe Cup. It’s been an unprecedented period of domination in the modern era of annual clashes with the archrival across the ditch. In fact, in 143 matches from 2010, the men in black won a staggering 126 times and drew another four times — meaning they lost fewer than 10 per cent of all Tests played for the entire decade. To go with it were two historic World Cup triumphs, with a pulsating one-point win over France in the 2011 Eden Park finale the highlight and arguably the most critical in NZ rugby history.
From Dunedin to Chicago, New Plymouth to Dublin, Nelson to Buenos Aires and all points in between, there’s not been a rugby fan who has witnessed the mighty All Blacks and pondered what makes them so special in this decade of dominance. And for as long as that aura grows, who’s to say the next 10 years won’t be as commanding?
- The ultimate tribute to the All Blacks’ unprecedented decade of dominance
- Integrated into this magnificent display are the personal signatures of 12 of the most influential All Blacks throughout the decade, including Beauden Barrett, Dan Carter, Samuel Whitelock, Dane Coles, Richie McCaw, Conrad Smith, Keven Mealamu, Brodie Retallick, Aaron Smith, Richie Mo’unga, Ben Smith and Julian Savea
- Features iconic celebration and player action imagery from the All Blacks’ historic run, alongside results from each and every Test played over the 10-year span
- Strictly limited to just 50 editions worldwide, with each edition accompanied by an individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity
- Officially licensed and endorsed by New Zealand Rugby Union
- Independently authenticated by a-Tag, with each edition including a tamper-proof, uniquely numbered hologram discreetly affixed to the display
- Approximate framed dimensions are an impressive 1200 mm x 500 mm
