The internet is littered with lists of the heaviest rugby players, even if frustratingly few are anything accurate.

French defense coach Shaun Edwards has expressed his bemusement over the decision to send off Freddie Steward in England’s final Six Nations match against Ireland in Dublin.

Around 20 years ago, two Warwickshire club sides were about an hour into an uneventful match.

A home game to end the Six Nations against the bottom-ranked team. Win that, and they’ll end third on the league table, their first top-half finish since 2018 and only their third in 10 years.

Since England’s 2003 World Cup victory, it has been 20 years of the Southern Hemisphere ruling at the Rugby World Cup, with the All Blacks and Springboks taking the four tournaments since.

And that’s a wrap! The 2023 Guinness Six Nations has come to a close, with Ireland coming away as deserved champions. Dominating from start to finish, the men in green reaffirmed their place as the world’s number-one team ahead of the Rugby World Cup.

If ever there was a reminder of just how fleeting time can be, the 2023 Guinness Six Nations was it.

From a refereeing perspective, one of the unfortunate aspects of being required to issue a red card is that the rest of your performance gets lost.

In the end, it felt inevitable. Ireland won a Six Nations Grand Slam, their first since 2018, and it fell on St Patrick’s Day weekend. The celebrations in Dublin, and indeed across the whole of Ireland, will go on for days as fans relish the continued upward trajectory of the team.

The end is in sight for the 2023 Guinness Six Nations as round five's Super Saturday is nearly upon us.

After obliterating England, France is still in with a shot of winning the Six Nations but first must overcome Wales before relying upon England to deliver a shock defeat to table toppers Ireland.

Much was promised, and little was delivered is the best way to summarise the Italian’s round four performance.

England fullback Freddie Steward has issued a warning to France ahead of Saturday’s Round 4 Guinness Six Nations match at Twickenham.

Marcus Smith will start at fly-half for the first time in this year’s Six Nations as England gear up to face France at Twickenham this Saturday.

In-form Ben White is relishing the opportunity he has been given by Gregor Townsend to establish himself as the first-choice Scotland scrum-half.