Tudor signs New Zealand women's rugby player Sarah Hirini

Sarah Hirini, captain of the New Zealand women's rugby team, the Black Ferns Sevens, is a true leader in women's sport, and she embodies TUDOR's "Born To Dare" philosophy.

Sarah Hirini

　Since 2013, when she became New Zealand's first professionally-contracted female rugby player, Sarah Hirini has exuded a powerful presence. In 2019, she became the first player in the history of the World Rugby Sevens Series (women's) to play 200 test matches, and the first woman to win the Tom French Memorial Māori Player of the Year award at the New Zealand Rugby Awards. She has also made a name for herself by being nominated four times for the World Rugby Sevens Player of the Year award. In 2019, Sarah Hirini was appointed to the New Zealand Order of Merit in the Queen's Birthday Honours in recognition of her outstanding contributions to rugby.

Rugby World Cup 2021 will be held in October 2022

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　A month later, after a one-year postponement, the Rugby World Cup 2021 will return to New Zealand for the first time, where the vastly experienced Black Ferns will be seeking an unprecedented sixth title. Rugby's traditional format, featuring 15 players competing for territory, will showcase the sheer power and organization of the game. These tournaments will not only showcase the world's best athletes, but also celebrate rugby's strong female following and, most importantly, inspire the next generation of athletes.

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　Rugby's popularity is growing globally, with approximately 270 million women playing the sport. Tudor is inspired and honored by the flexible strength of some of the world's best female players, as well as their commitment and passion for giving their all both on and off the field. The next generation of young girls will be inspired by the true essence of these beautiful athletic lives, as they boldly push their limits and strive to achieve extraordinary things.