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All Blacks Prop Ofa Tu'ungafasi Stays Put: What's Next for the Rugby Star?

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Exciting news for All Blacks and Blues fans! Ofa Tu'ungafasi extends contract until 2026, becoming a key player in NZ Rugby.

Exciting news for rugby enthusiasts as Ofa Tu'ungafasi, the talented All Blacks and Blues prop, has decided to stay with NZ Rugby and the Blues by extending his contract until 2026. This move not only solidifies his commitment to the teams but also sets the stage for potential record-breaking achievements in the future. With his exceptional skills and dedication, Tu'ungafasi is poised to make a significant impact on the field and continue entertaining fans with his remarkable performances.

In the world of sports media, the recent re-signing of Ofa Tu'ungafasi has generated buzz, adding to the excitement surrounding the All Blacks and the Blues. This development underscores the importance of key players like Tu'ungafasi in the success of their respective teams and highlights the valuable contributions they make to the sport. Fans can look forward to witnessing more thrilling moments on the field as Tu'ungafasi continues to showcase his talent and passion for the game.

As the second-most capped player in franchise history, Tu'ungafasi's decision to extend his tenure with the Blues is a testament to his loyalty and unwavering dedication to the team. His impact both on and off the field solidifies his position as a vital asset to the squad and a fan favorite. With this contract extension, Tu'ungafasi paves the way for a bright future in New Zealand rugby and sets a high standard for aspiring players to follow.

In conclusion, Ofa Tu'ungafasi's commitment to the All Blacks and the Blues reflects his love for the game and his desire to contribute to the success of his teams. His decision to stay in New Zealand until 2026 demonstrates his loyalty and determination to achieve greatness in his career. Fans can expect more memorable moments and outstanding performances from this talented prop in the years to come.

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All Blacks prop to stay with NZ Rugby and Blues (RNZ)

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Ofa Tu'ungafasi Extends Blues Tenure Until 2026 (All Blacks)

In-form prop Ofa Tu'ungafasi, 32, has extended his contract with the Blues until the end of 2026.

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All Black and Blues prop re-signs for another two years (RugbyPass)

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Ofa Tuungafasi signs new two-year deal with Blues (Talking Rugby Union)

Blues have confirmed that prop Ofa Tu'ungafasi has signed a new two-year contract until the end of 2026.

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