The Out the Boks Rugby Podcast returns with another hard-hitting analysis as André Pretorius and MW Welman unpack how the Springboks flipped the script after their Eden Park loss to dominate in Wellington. From stats that reveal a 50% increase in wide ball movement to tactical shifts in offloads, ruck speed, and decision-making, this episode dives into the details of how Rassie Erasmus and the Boks turned things around. André breaks down three game-changing moments that defined the Test, while also putting the All Blacks under the microscope — what worked, what failed, and whether they were simply out-fought. The discussion ends with ratings of the Springboks’ attack and defence, leaving plenty for rugby fans to debate!
In this episode of the Out the Boks Rugby Podcast, MW Welman sits down with former Springbok flyhalf André Pretorius to unpack the mysteries of “Tonyball.” Using detailed video clips, André explains how South Africa played before Tony Brown’s influence and how this so-called Tonyball has changed the Springboks’ attacking and defensive strategies. MW asks his famously simple questions, and André patiently breaks down rugby concepts in language anyone can understand. From new formations to unpredictable attacking options, this episode is a masterclass in understanding the evolution of Springbok rugby.
Are the Springboks undercooked? On this episode of the Out the Boks Rugby Podcast, MW Welman and André Pretorius break down the Boks’ performance against Australia and ask the question every fan is thinking: are we truly ready for the All Blacks? Using video clips, they show how South Africa’s attack, defense, and set-pieces are functioning under pressure, revealing both the cracks and the strengths in the system. This isn’t the usual post-match talk — it’s a tactical, visual analysis that explains exactly where the team stands and what must improve before New Zealand. If you’re worried about lineouts, defense, or team cohesion, this episode brings the answers!
