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Hubby; dad to 2 dogs; sports hack at Sunday Times & TimesLive. Views are my own, unless they land me in trouble
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Butch James backs Lions for future URC success

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By David Isaacson Verified
| BusinessLIVE Verified
Story audio is generated using AI Former Springbok flyhalf Butch James, a member of the Lions squad that won the Currie Cup in 2011 after a 12-year hiatus, believes the class of 2026 has what it takes to reach the top. They might not have the established superstars of other franchises in the United Rugby Championship (URC), but the Johannesburg side has the potential to match the best of them.
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BLAST FROM THE PAST | Boks boot their way to World Cup glory

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By David Isaacson Verified
| Sunday Times Verified
1902 — Jimmy Sinclair, resuming on 49, scores 101 as South Africa are dismissed for 240 in the second Test against Australia at Old Wanderers. He was the first South African to score a century against Australia. 1979 — In the biggest boxing fight held in South Africa, Gerrie Coetzee loses in his first bid for the world heavyweight title that had been vacated by Muhammad Ali. The Boksburg Bomber dropped a decision against American John Tate.
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Former star flyhalf Butch James sees strong Lions in the future

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By David Isaacson Verified
| Sunday Times Verified
Story audio is generated using AI Former Springbok flyhalf Butch James, a member of the Lions squad that won the Currie Cup in 2011 after a 12-year hiatus, believes the class of 2026 has what it takes to reach the top. They might not have the established superstars of other franchises in the United Rugby Championship (URC), but the Johannesburg side has the potential to match the best of them.
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