Rugby World Cup
International tackling tournament
The Rugby World Cup is the premier international tournament in rugby union, held every four years since 1987.
National teams compete over several weeks, culminating in knockout rounds.
The tournament ranks among the world's largest sporting events: New Zealand has dominated the Rugby World Cup with three titles.
The Webb Ellis Cup is the trophy.
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