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Jordan catches up with Hurricane and All Blacks Sevens representative Salesi Rayasi to see what he's up to during the lockdown, while also touching on where his rugby journey started and how he always seems to know where the cameras are on the field.
In what may have been the last weekend of Super Rugby for a wee while, Jordan analyses the Hurricanes pipping the Chiefs, the Blues mauling of the Lions and the Crusaders putting the Sunwolves to the sword.
The sixth week of Super Rugby sees Jordan cover the Crusaders scraping home against the Reds, the Chiefs thrashing of the Waratahs, the Blues using extra men to beat the Hurricanes and the Highlanders tasting defeat at the hands of the Bulls.
Round five of Super Rugby had Jordan watch three games of code, the first of which saw the Highlanders fall to the Rebels. Next up was the Hurricanes, who made mincemeat of the hapless SunWolves and then the Blues provided the upset of the season when they beat the Stormers.
One month down, four to go. On this week's episode of CWK Jordan breaks down the South Island derby, a few too many broncos for the Chiefs and another victory royale for the Blues on the road.
We're three rounds into Super footy and this has Jordan discussing the Blues getting up to their same old tricks against the Crusaders, Damian McKenzie setting Tokyo alight for the Chiefs, the Hurricanes putting on a show at the Cake Tin and the Highlanders stealing a win in Canberra.
Week two of Super Rugby sees Jordan analyse the Sharks going Jaws on the Highlanders at Forsyth, Gatland rallying his troops to topple the reigning champs, the Blues "outplaying" the Waratahs and the Hurricanes upsetting the Jaguares.
Super Rugby is back in 2020 and this week Jordan covers the Chiefs come back over the Blues, a perplexing Crusaders win against the Waratahs and the Hurricanes' donut versus the Stormers. He also names his team and player for the week before rounding off the episode with his "shower thought".
Host Jordan King gives his reasons for starting Code with Kingi and what listeners can expect from the podcast on a weekly basis.
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