Anton Segner, a loose forward for the All Blacks, has announced his decision to remain with New Zealand rugby through to the 2031 World Cup. The player described his commitment as a “no-brainer,” emphasizing his intent to stay exactly where he is for both the upcoming and the following World Cup. Segner’s decision comes as the All Blacks prepare for the next phase of their international rugby calendar, with the 2031 World Cup set to take place in a yet-to-be-announced host nation. His long-term commitment underscores the stability and ambition of the New Zealand team as it looks to maintain its dominance in global rugby. The announcement adds to the growing list of key players planning to stay with the national team through the next major tournament, reflecting a strategic approach to building a competitive squad for the future.