Super Rugby Pacific 2025

[PhilClinton]

Not sure if this has been posted somewhere on the forum already. I think the logistics for this would be more like a 2-3 year plan. With the current stadium infrastructure in Fiji, they likely couldn't accommodate any fans who actually wanted to travel.

Also I am not sure where the funding would come from - the Fijian government won't be chipping up for it all.

Super Rugby exploring 'Bula Round' opportunity

Super Round may have bitten the dust after Melbourne Rebels' axing, but there is a very real chance the event could be revived in Super Rugby Pacific -- and taken to Fiji to boot.

www.espn.com.au

 

[Derpus]

Not sure if this has been posted somewhere on the forum already. I think the logistics for this would be more like a 2-3 year plan. With the current stadium infrastructure in Fiji, they likely couldn't accommodate any fans who actually wanted to travel.

Also I am not sure where the funding would come from - the Fijian government won't be chipping up for it all.

Super Rugby exploring 'Bula Round' opportunity

Super Round may have bitten the dust after Melbourne Rebels' axing, but there is a very real chance the event could be revived in Super Rugby Pacific -- and taken to Fiji to boot.

www.espn.com.au

Would be lots of fun.

 

[Wilson]

Not sure if this has been posted somewhere on the forum already. I think the logistics for this would be more like a 2-3 year plan. With the current stadium infrastructure in Fiji, they likely couldn't accommodate any fans who actually wanted to travel.

Also I am not sure where the funding would come from - the Fijian government won't be chipping up for it all.

Super Rugby exploring 'Bula Round' opportunity

Super Round may have bitten the dust after Melbourne Rebels' axing, but there is a very real chance the event could be revived in Super Rugby Pacific -- and taken to Fiji to boot.

www.espn.com.au

I'd expect they'd be looking at the PacificAus Aid program for a decent bit of support. It's a very good fit for the program given the high profile nature of the event, how well supported the Drua are, and the fact that it really leans into closer ties between Australia/NZ and Fiji.

From there, it'd almost certainly be Fiji Airways as the big ticket sponsor. Possibly one of the larger hotel groups getting involved too, a lot of the obvious initial opportunities are for tourism providers and related businesses in Fiji.