Rugby World Cup

The Rugby World Cup takes place every four years.The First World Cup was held in 1987 New Zealand.The winner of this competition is called William Webb Ellis Trophy.To pay tribute to the student who would have created rugby.This competition is divided into two parts. first there is the qualifying event and then a final tournament.Rugby players are proffesionals and therefore live off the sport.

The XV Rugby World Cup is an international men’s rugby competition that has been held every four years since 1987. It's open to all federations recognized by World Rugby. The first edition takes place in 1987 in New Zealand and Australia. It's won by New Zealand.The trophy rewarding the winner of this competition is called William Webb Ellis Trophy, in tribute to the student who, according to legend, invented rugby in 1823. The host country of the World Cup is designated by World Rugby. Japan organized the ninth edition 2019. In 2023, for the next edition, the competition will take place in France.