AI has taken a swing at rugby’s future, and the results might surprise you. England fans, brace yourselves – the supercomputer reckons you’ll only lift the Six Nations trophy five times over the next 40 years. Ouch.
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For Scotland fans, it’s better news! The predictions show you ending your title drought since 1999, with multiple championships coming your way.
But the real shocker? Italy’s long wait could finally end. According to the AI, 2041 will see the Azzurri claim their first-ever Six Nations crown. A landmark moment for Italian rugby!
Wales, though, might want to look away. The AI forecasts no titles until 2041, and then another gap until 2047 – a tough stretch for Welsh fans.
The true heavyweights? Ireland and France. These two nations are tipped to dominate the tournament for decades, cementing their places as the teams to beat.
Here’s the full breakdown of who’s taking home the glory in the coming years:
2025: France
2026: Ireland
2027: England
2028: England
2029: Scotland
2030: France
2031: Ireland
2032: England
2033: Ireland
2034: France
2035: Ireland
2036: England
2037: Scotland
2038: France
2039: Ireland
2040: England
2041: Italy
2042: France
2043: Ireland
2044: England
2045: Ireland
2046: France
2047: Wales
2048: England
2049: Scotland
2050: Ireland
2051: France
2052: England
2053: Ireland
2054: Wales
2055: Scotland
2056: France
2057: England
2058: Ireland
2059: Scotland
2060: Wales
2061: England
2062: Ireland
2063: France
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