Number one ranked New Zealand versus dangerous underdog Samoa for the Cup final. We've used the analogy before this week in Nigel. Heavyweight, these are two heavyweight fighters ready to do battle here in Las Vegas. The old black colors of New Zealand, the beautiful politicians, strip of the Samoans, the great rivals, they have met so many times 34th meeting here in New Zealand have dominated. But, so we have earned one last to two as they did with Wellington at the semi-final stage in the week to make the final. A battle of field position, defense dominated to Samoa, straights first. And here comes Samoa now with Lolo Lolo in the captain off-road Ignat, Lovasa who likes the context Samoa like the first time. Now it's Pesemino, the clinical finisher, away though, why I don't know to the Lali-Mai the creator. This is brilliantly done in Goss Fab Suleva, one tournament he's had. That pairing, Lali-Mai, Alaphote Foul Suleva, brilliant and certainly brilliant. Could Samoa knock off the Huey's three straight times? Here they come, still like up, that black wave advances. Here's Baker, he's through. New Zealand dominated the sport for many years. That's so off to the late. Here comes New Zealand, one of his strength, just on the halfway line. And away, a guard, they'll not catch Pesemino. That's the time to score. This man, the clinical finisher, proves the point again. The 25 year old from Vallele, where they'll be celebrating already tonight. Thanks to Pesemino, New Zealand feeling the heat. And Samoa sensing a championship. In the second half, New Zealand under pressure. Uncharacteristic mistakes proved costly. This Samoans trying to leave an indelible mark against the team that had won 20 of its 22 World Series matches this season. New Zealand wouldn't go away quietly. Tackle ground advantage two. This could be it. This is La Vassa. This is Samoa. That I think will determine that Samoa has to land their fourth ever title. This is Mitleson on the switch, running lateral, but trying to create wide on the right. The one pass out, you got a shot, took a little bit too long, just to say two. New Zealand with some exception. Oh, he's done it again. Mikane Pesemino, the celebrations can start. He's ready twice. The perfect exception. And he can celebrate from now. For a third time this season, the Samoans knock off the Rugby superpower from New Zealand. The scoring 33 points. More than New Zealand allowed in its previous five matches combined. The Hootisounds, a Lone Lone Lui that captain just tickles it over the touch slide. There's the moment of triumph, Stephen Betham. And for Farrumon, it'll lower me low the manager for Marie Matoffee, the home brigade. And there, the moment of triumph for Samoa and the captain Lone Lone and his squad.