Bula, Ma’lelei, Talofa and Welcome to Season 06 Episode 16 of Breakfast Bites by TeivovoSports.com – a wrap of Pasifika people’s sports news on a cloudy and warm Sunday morning 16 July 2023.Coming to you with tons of hanisi from the 180th meridian in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. In rugby: Results from The Championship Tests last night, where the All Blacks kept their extraordinary streak over the Springboks in Auckland intact, winning another enthralling Test 35-20 at Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland.Meanwhile, the Wannabies have suffered an agonising 31-34 defeat against Argentina on Saturday evening, with the Pumas scoring in the 80th minute to clinch a thrilling upset win at Commbank Stadium.Eddie Jones’ men were trailing by ten points in the 70th minute before Samu Kerevi scored and Mark Nawaqanitawase intercepted, and sprinted 90M to score under the posts to give Australia the lead in dramatic scenes.However, Pumas fullback Emiliano Boffelli shattered the hearts of every Wallabies fan in western Sydney, barging over just moments before the siren, handing Australia its second consecutive loss under Eddie Jones.In rugby league: The Storm were far from their best last night but ended up with two vital points that will keep them inside the Top 4 for another week thanks to a Xavier Coates hat-trick. They struggled to produce anything in attack for the first 50 minutes before running away with a 30-16 win over the Sydney Roosters.Cowboys Coach Todd Payten says that he’d like to rest his ORIGIN stars, but their poor start to the season won’t allow him that luxury.Valentine Holmes, Reuben Cotter, Jeremiah Nanai, Murray Taulagi and Reece Robson all backed up for North Queensland in their 19-8 win over Manly last night after featuring in ORIGIN III.And in Brizzy: “I will say this about Payne: I believe he’ll stay a Bronco,” Kevin Walters says he is comfortable with what Haas is doing and has “every right” to explore his options, but ultimately, believes the star forward stays in Red Hill.This after the tough guy’s Manager revealed the Broncos star received an offer from an NFL Club as he prepares to test his value on the open market.For the record – Broncos 44-24 at Belmore yesterday without Haas.At the Tour de France: Defending champion Jonas Vingegaard fought off a ferocious attack from Tadej Pogacar on the first of four Alpine tests in the Tour de France yesterday as Spain’s Carlos Rodriguez won Stage 14.Vingegaard now leads Pogacar by 10 seconds after winning a war of nerves in the battle for the title that has fans in raptures.At Wimbledon: Marketa Vondrousova defeated favourite Ons Jabeur in straight sets to make history as the first unseeded women’s singles champion at Wimbledon.There have been a string of surprise slam winners in a period of flux for the women’s game, but Wimbledon had been the exception until now, with the Czech, Vondrousova taking advantage of a nervous performance from Jabeur to win 6-4 6-4.While this was a great moment for Vondrousova, the quality of tennis on display in an error-strewn final was a disappointing advert for the women’s game.In Sportsbiz: At the midway point of the 2023 Major League baseball season, this is NOT your grandfather’s boring old baseball. During the offseason, the MLB put its infamously “timeless” sport on the clock for the first time. Thanks in-part to the pitch-clock, the games are faster by about 30 minutes.Despite the games running 30 minutes shorter, the average watch time per game at home on TV is 55 minutes now — up 31% from last season.The pitch clock has been a literal game-changer. This year’s games are averaging 2 hours and 38 minutes versus. 3 hours and 04 minutes last season.The games are shorter, but turbo-charged with more action: Offense and base-stealing are in, and wasting time in the batter’s box and pitcher’s mound are out.The pitch clock has been hailed as the greatest invention since sliced bread, and with telecasts running a half-hour shorter, watching the