Bula, Ma’lelei, Talofa and Welcome to Season 07 Episode 47 of Breakfast Bites, by TeivovoSports.com – a wrap of Pasifika people’s sports news, on a sunny and bright Friday morning 17 November 2023.Coming to you with tons of hanisi from the 180th meridian in the middle of the Blue Continent. In rugby union: After France XVs Captain and superstar Antoine Dupont announced that he will miss the Six Nations next year to represent France 7s at the Paris Olympic Games 2024, followed by former Australian Captain Michael Hooper doing the same thing, the question now is who else will follow suit?Former England Captain Chris Robshaw recently picked his Great Britain dream 7s Team, made up of XVs stars from England, Scotland and Wales as follows:1. Hamish Watson (Scotland)2. Ben Earl (England)3. Duhan van der Merwe (Scotland)4. Raffi Quirke (England)5. Marcus Smith (England)6. Joe Marchant (England)7. Louis Rees-Zammit (Wales)In rugby league: The Dolphins are furious at the 2024 NRL draw: They have the final game of Magic Round, taking on the Tigers at 6:25pm when most fans have gone home.And pre-ORIGIN, they are the only team playing every single week.Meanwhile Wests Tigers are gearing up to throw A$1Million-plus cash at star Panthers five-eighth Jarome Luai as a circuit breaker to get off the bottom of the NRL ladder.The Samoan’s flamboyant, off-the-cuff style of attack could be a perfect fit for Head Coach Benji Marshall.In SportsBiz: As Formula 1 descends on Sin City for its highly anticipated Las Vegas Grand Prix this weekend, Michael Andretti’s bid to launch an expansion team continues to gain momentum.The influential American racing figure has already sealed a partnership with Cadillac for his potential F1 team, and now their parent company, General Motors, has decided to build F1 engines for the team starting in the 2028 season.F1 needs an American team, and a champion one at that to really spark the interest of US fans across their three F1 grand prix races.Developing F1 championship-caliber engines can cost automakers north of US$1Billion.· Mercedes supplies its own team, plus Aston Martin, McLaren, and Williams.· Ferrari supplies itself plus Alfa Romeo and Haas. · Red Bull and sister team Alpha Tauri have a power-unit support deal with Honda. · Alpine uses engines from its parent company, Renault. In 2026, Red Bull will transition to using Ford engines.In Boxing: BREAKING NEWS: Kiwi Samoan Joseph Parker takes on KO King – the Bronze Bomber Deontay Wilder on 23 December 2023 in Saudi Arabia, in place of Usyk vs Fury following the Gypsy King’s controversial points win over MMA star Francis Ngannou recently.The card is also set to feature Anthony Joshua vs Otto Wallin who Wilder knocked out in Round One, plus Aussie-Samoan Jai Opetaia will defend his IBF Cruiserweight belt against undefeated British fighter, Ellis Zorra.Russian Lightweight King Dmitry Bivol and British heavyweight Daniel Dubois also feature, along with a Tongan – Junior Fa against Frank Sanchez.In the ICC Cricket World Cup in India, the hosts will play Australia in the final after the Aussies pipped South Africa in their semi-final last night.India beat New Zealand in their semi-final yesterday after Virat Kholi blasted another hundred – his 50th in one day cricket, and in the process, eclipsing Indian legend, Sachin Tendulker’s record which he achieved at the same ground in Mumbai.In football: A New York Times investigative report claims FIFA President Gianni Infantino was working towards a World Cup hosted in Saudi Arabia as early as 2020.Australia withdrew from the running last month after a surprisingly quick process, brought forward by at least three years, during which Saudi Arabia launched their bid just minutes after FIFA had announced they were accepting bids, and the head of Asian Confederation followed up with a supportive statement hours later.So? No big deal girls, after the last FIFA World Cup in Qatar, everyone – fans, players and officials want to