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JOIN NOWExperienced rugby commentator Grant Nisbett joins Brendan Telfer on It's Only Sport, casting an eye over the rugby sevens at the Paris Olympics as well as the All Blacks 36-man squad named for the Rugby Championship.
France - buoyed by superstar Antoine Dupont - won the men's sevens title with a convincing win over defending champions Fiji in the final 28-7, while New Zealand failed to make it past the quarter-finals and eventually finished fifth.
In the 15s game, there aren't too many surprises in All Blacks coach Scott Robertson's squad to play Argentina, South Africa and Australia in a string of tests, with flanker Sam Cane and outside back Will Jordan the headline inclusions.