The haka is something we never get tired of in the rugby community, with the infamous tradition sending shivers down your spine as you watch New Zealanders prepare for battle on the rugby field. We often see the All Blacks lauded for their jaw-dropping renditions of it, but it is the women's national team - the Black Ferns - who stole the show at the weekend.
The Black Ferns - ranked second in the world behind only England - were taking on the USA in their final match of Pacific Four 2022, a game which would complete an undefeated series for the Kiwi side via a 50-6 win.
Whereas the All Blacks perform the 'Ka Mate' rendition of the haka, the Black Ferns have their own version, Ko Ūhia Mai, which means 'Let It Be Known'.
