What does it really take to be an All Black? According to Murray Mexted, it starts in the head.

In this DSPN Summer Series chat, Marty catches up with one of New Zealand rugby’s most respected voices to talk frankly about where the All Blacks are at and where they need to go.

Murray questions selection instability, constant experimentation, and the growing focus on fitness over mental toughness.

They discuss the pressure of wearing the jersey, the responsibility that comes with it, and why chopping and changing players risks damaging the All Blacks’ winning culture. Murray also reflects on the heavy Wellington loss to South Africa, the impact of replacements on team resilience, and why test rugby is no place for experimentation.

With a brutal South African tour looming, Murray believes this is the ultimate test. A chance to rebuild belief, consistency, and the All Blacks’ edge ahead of the next World Cup.

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