Bula, Ma’lelei, Talofa and Welcome to Season 06 Episode 34 of Breakfast Bites by TeivovoSports.com – a wrap of Pasifika people’s sports news on a bright and sunny Thursday morning 03 August 2023.Coming to you with tons of hanisi from the 180th meridian in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. In the FIFA World Cup Group Games yesterday: South Africa 3-2 Italy in Wellington, Argentina 0-2 Sweden in Hamilton, Panama 3-6 France in Sydney and Jamaica 0-0 Brazil in Melbourne.So football powerhouses Italy, Argentina and Brazil are all going home to watch the Barbie movie!Today sees the last two group games: Korea Republic vs Germany at 8pm in Brisbane and Morocco vs Colombia at 6pm in Perth.And at the Netball World Cup pool games in Cape Town, South Africa on Tuesday: Fiji 28-89 England, Wales 56-73 Uganda, Zimbabwe 68-40 Singapore, Jamaica 89-26 Trinidad and New Zealand 48-48 South Africa.In games today sees: Sri Lanka 60-56 Barbados, Wales vs Trinidad, Fiji vs Scotland, Jamaica vs New Zealand, South Africa vs Uganda, Tonga vs Malawi and Australia vs England.In Rugby: After the Fiji Water Flying Fijians beat Tonga 20-36 at Churchill Park, Lautoka, followed by a good win against Manu Samoa 19-33 in Apia, Simon Raiwalui will be looking for a clean sweep of the PNC2023 title with a win against Japan in Tokyo.A key question – will Raiwalui select his best match-day 23 after giving several different players and combinations a run in tough Tests against Tonga and Manu Samoa so far in the PNC2023?Will we see the likes of Fijian Drua flyhalf Teti Tela for example?One would think that for a couple of key reasons, Raiwalui will put his best team out on the park against the Cherry Blossoms:1. To beat Japan in Tokyo will be a feather in his cap.2. Technically, Japan plays as good as many other Tier One nations so to beat them at home in Tokyo is not easy.3. It will be a big boost for Fiji going into the friendlies against France and England next up before the RWC2023.4. Raiwalui will be keen to show that Fiji’s wins in the PNC2023 so far, earning a 10th place World Rugby ranking is no fluke. Go Fiji Go.Meanwhile, Samoa hosts Tonga in what should be a torrid forward battle at Apia Park on Saturday with Ikale Tahi eager to steal their first win in the PNC2023.In rugby league: The Melbourne Storm is set to make a play for Broncos superstar Payne Haas in a revenge mission against the club that stole him from them six years ago.As a 17-year-old, Haas was set to join the Storm and was catching a flight to Melbourne to ink the deal, when then Broncos Coach Wayne Bennett phoned him at the airport.As they say, the rest is history!Now the Storm are looking to get one back on their arch rivals, by signing Haas - how they plan to add Haas’ A$1Million a season asking price, to a roster already paying similar money to Ryan Papenhuyzen, Cameron Munster, Jahrome Hughes and Harry Grant remains to be seen.The Courier Mail reports that Haas is signed with Brisbane until the end of 2024, but has told the Broncos that he will test his value on the open market come November when he is free to negotiate with NRL rivals.And in Sports Biz: Jamaica had to launch a GoFundMe page to help pay for its trip to the FIFA Women’s World Cup.Yesterday, the Jamaicans knocked out Brazil on their way to their historic first Round of 16 qualification.In combat Sports: Love or hate Jake Paul, the YouTuber-boxer; you may even think his venture into boxing is a sham, but Mike Tyson – one of boxing's greatest and most popular stars – believes otherwise: "He did more for boxing than some of the champions did," Tyson says in the new Netflix movie, "Untold: Jake Paul the Problem Child"."He’s going to save boxing – as long as he continues to fight. He got the light, you know what I mean? He’s touched. He got the light."Geez Mike, you smoking too much weed!And that’s a wrap!For TeivovoSports.com I’m Culden Kamea – please hit the like and subscribe buttons below if you want to receive more Pasifik