Double World Cup-winning Springbok Steven Kitshoff has asserted that South Africa could have 15 injuries at next year's World Cup and still win an unprecedented third title in a row.

Double World Cup-winning Springbok Steven Kitshoff stated that South Africa possesses enough squad depth to endure 15 injuries and still win a third consecutive World Cup. Speaking on the For the Love of Rugby: South Africa podcast alongside former Springbok Oupa Mohojé, Kitshoff praised head coach Rassie Erasmus for building significant roster depth across international competitions.
The comments followed South Africa's narrow 42-38 defeat to Australia in Perth, where Erasmus fielded a heavily altered lineup with 13 changes. Only Handre Pollard, Eben Etzebeth, and Franco Mostert held over 50 caps in the starting XV, yet the squad nearly overcame a 42-17 second-half deficit.
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