Bula, Ma’lelei, Talofa and Welcome to Season 06 Episode 08 of Breakfast Bites by TeivovoSports.com – a wrap of Pasifika people’s sports news on another bright and sunny, Saturday morning 08 July 2023.Coming to you with tons of hanisi from the 180th meridian in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. In rugby: Our tips for the World Rugby U20 Championships on Monday 10 July in South Africa: Ireland to jameson South Africa in the first semi-final, while France will champagne England in the second semi-final for the 2023 Championship title.In The Rugby Championship games this weekend, we tip Argentina to argiebargie the All Blacks on Sunday morning at Estadio Malvinas Argentinas in Mendoza, Argentina, and the Springboks to bamboozle the Wallabies wherever they’re playing!In rugby league: The Panthers have clarified their stance about involvement in the NRL’s historic double header in Las Vegas next year: In a statement released yesterday, the Panthers said they have “expressed a desire” to be represented in the Las Vegas fixtures, but believe the Club’s representation would be “better suited” in future years.The following ten clubs reportedly expressed their interest in taking part: The Raiders, Sharks, Bulldogs, Broncos, Rabbitohs, Storm, Titans, Roosters, Sea Eagles and the Dolphins as reported by The Daily Telegraph.In football: Paris Saint-Germain President Nasser al-Khelaifi insists superstar forward Kylian Mbappe “must sign a new contract” if he wants to remain at the Club next season.“The position is very clear. If Kylian wants to stay, he must sign a new contract. We can’t let the best player in the world today leave for free. It’s impossible,” Khelaifi said when asked about the France forward after Luis Enrique was unveiled as PSG’s new Coach.Mbappe declared last month that he would not extend his contract, which expires next year, but has indicated he wants to remain for a final season.PSG must therefore sell the player in this July transfer window, otherwise they will likely lose him for nothing when his deal ends after next season.Mbappe joined PSG from Monaco in August 2017 in a 180 million-euro deal – the second-highest transfer fee in history. His leaving now could surpass Neymar’s 222 million euro world record if a bidding war is sparked.In the Tour de France: Jasper Philipsen denied Mark Cavendish a record-breaking Tour de France victory as the Belgian won stage seven right on the finish line in Bordeaux.Philipsen made it three wins from three sprint stages in-a-row in this Tour, as he came around Cavendish in the final few metres, leaving the British star still tied with Eddy Merckx on 34 career Tour wins.The 38-year-old had come from well down in the pack to power his way down the right hand side and up to the front of the race, but Philipsen got him in the end.The sprint finish in the 170Km stage from Mont-de-Marsan saw no major changes at the top of the general classification, in which Denmark’s defending champion, Jonas Vingegaard leads from Slovenian UAE Team Emirates star, Tadej Pogacar.In Sportsbiz: Saudi Arabia will now launch a multibillion-dollar entity dedicated solely to sports, according to the Financial Times.Current Saudi sports investments include: At least US$2B of funding to back LIV Golf, majority ownership of Newcastle United for US$409Million, setting up the Saudi Arabian Formula 1 Grand Prix, a 17% stake in the Aston Martin F1 team and the Saudi Pro League US$75M annual contract for Cristiano Ronaldo.And finally today, a bit of boxing history in Background Buzz: Tuesday 4th July 2023 marked 247 years since the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America.For boxing historians it also marks the 113th year in the long history of boxing, since the “Fight of the Century.”In a ring constructed in the center of the city of Reno, Nevada, packed with 20,000 spectators, Arthur John Johnson, more widely known as Jack Johnson, of Galveston, Texas, the first African-American Heavyweight Champio