Timeline: Rugby World Cup (1987 - 2031)

This video is about the host countries, champions / winners, top teams, timeline / history, evolution, semifinals, finals of each edition of world’s biggest rugby attraction Rugby World Cup as of "France 2023".

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With the latest edition of Rugby World Cup “France 2023” is happening, let’s have a look at the history (timeline) of Rugby World Cup host countries, Champions & Top Teams in each tournament. It also takes a long team selection process before holding the Rugby World Cup Finals. First edition of the Rugby World Cup was jointly hosted by Australia & New Zealand in 1987. Then 1991 England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland & France, 1995 South Africa, 1999 Wales, 2003 Australia, 2007 France, 2011 New Zealand, 2015 England & 2019 Japan were the subsequent tournaments. Next edition of the Rugby World Cup is to be hosted by Australia in 2027. United States to host the world cup in 2031. Here it is listed the top performed countries throughout the history too and it will give you a clear picture the performances of countries such as New Zealand, South Africa, Australia, England, France, Wales, Argentina, Scotland, Ireland, Samoa, Fiji, Canada, Japan, United States, Italy, Uruguay, Namibia, Ireland, Tonga, Romania, Georgia, Portugal & Chile in the Rugby World Cup. Since the South Africa was able to become the last world champion by beating the England in the finals held in Japan 2019, they hold the current title for Rugby World Champions.

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