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Six Nations must move match to US for sake of international game
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It makes money, it is attractive to private equity and fans adore the ability to travel home and away against other top rugby nations.
But is it time to take a Six Nations game to the United States?
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And it is for this reason that the game probably needs to send more meaningful matches to the United States, to save an embarrassment of empty seats in 2031.
That unique selling point would be lost taking a game to the United States, and it certainly should not be a long-term solution to rugby’s failure to grow on the international stage.