Martin Bester will dye his hair blonde if the Springboks lose against the All Blacks again

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As part of the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry 2026 tour, the Vodacom Bulls and the All Blacks went head-to-head on Saturday, 15 August.

Ahead of this highly anticipated match, rugby content creator Jordan Buhrs was so confident that the Pretoria team would win that he had a proposition for the internet.

Buhrs posted a video on social media claiming that he was so confident the Bulls would win that he was willing to do whatever the top comment on his video said.

This is where the All Blacks got involved and dared him to get a tattoo of their logo if they won the game.

“Get our logo tattooed on your arm before the first Test (minimum 5cm),” the New Zealand national team commented.

As expected, this ended up being the top comment, and Buhrs had to stick to his word.

Breakfast with Martin Bester caught up with the social media content creator after he got his tattoo, and Martin Bester challenged him to yet another dare.
24 Aug 2AM English South Africa News Commentary · Entertainment News

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