RWC: Mzansi Amused As Bonang Matheba Issues Warning to All Blacks Ahead of Springboks Final

RWC: Mzansi Amused As Bonang Matheba Issues Warning to All Blacks Ahead of Springboks Final

  • Bonang Matheba is fearlessly standing behind the Springboks ahead of their Rugby World Cup showdown with the All Blacks
  • The media personality caused an online frenzy after she boldly warned the mighty New Zealand team
  • Fans rallied around Queen B and mocked the All Blacks as they anticipated an intense match

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Bonang Matheba warned the All Blacks ahead of their RWC clash with the Springboks
Fans joined as Bonang Matheba warned the All Blacks with an intimidating post ahead of their Rugby World Cup match with the Springboks. Images: boksrugby, bonang_m, allblacks
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Bonang Matheba is among the many SA celebs supporting the Springboks. The popular presenter went head-to-head with the Boks' rivals, the All Blacks with intimidating Twitter (X) posts.

This is leading up to the teams' anticipated showdown at the Rugby World Cup final and Boks supporters are looking forward to humiliating their rivals.

Bonang Matheba warns the All Blacks

When Queen B isn't slamming former Sports, Arts, and Culture Minister, Nathi Mthethwa for neglecting local athletes, she is proudly standing behind the Springboks in their Rugby World Cup competitions.

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Ahead of their anticipated final against the All Blacks, the Being Bonang star went head-to-head with the mighty All Blacks after they shared a post meant to intimidate the Boks:

"We meet again."

A fearless Bonang boldly struck back with the same level of intimidation in a follow-up post:

"You will cry."

Like many South Africans, Bonang has her money on the Boks now more than ever following their impressive streak in the Rugby World Cup.

Fans join Bonang and mock All Blacks

Bonang's post gave South Africans some much-needed confidence in the Springboks and caused a ripple effect on social media:

Ihhashi_Turkei said:

"Let me invest in more green regalia this one will be for the books! And a public holiday promised by Ramaphosa."

mbalis_bakery responded:

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"They definitely will!"

Marhadeb3 commented:

"Please tell them we so ready!"

However, some fans cowered with fear of the All Blacks:

Macocove_ said:

"I'm all for the Boks neh, mara confidence ya lona guys? It's scary!"

makwatee responded:

"If there's one team that sends chills down my spine, it's definitely the All Blacks."

Planck_B commented:

"If they keep playing like today's match on final, Õpango will win this cup."

Bongi Mbonambi accused of racism

In a recent report, Briefly News covered online reactions to the World Rugby investigating a claim by England player Tom Curry who alleged that Springboks' Bongi Mbonambi made a racial remark at him.

The racist slur was allegedly made during the men's semi-final match and has since caused a stir among rugby lovers, considering the consequences should the claims be true.

Mbomambi has the country behind him including the Minister of Sports, Arts, and Culture Zizi Kodwa who showed support for the Boks player.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za