Frank Bunce
Frank Bunce is a retired New Zealand rugby union player celebrated for his skillful play as a center. He was an integral part of the All Blacks, contributing to their success in the 1990s, and was known for his strong defensive abilities and attacking flair. Bunce's legacy in rugby continues to inspire fans and players alike, and he recently made an appearance in Jason Momoa's 'Chief of War,' further highlighting his connection to New Zealand's cultural landscape.
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Recent news mentions
Frank Bunce’s tyre business was put into liquidation.
All Blacks great Frank Bunce’s tyre business put into liquidation
New Zealand· 2026-03-05
Frank Bunce was part of the All Blacks team in 1996.
All Blacks’ 2026: Richie Mo’unga’s return could define Scott Robertson’s Springboks campaignNew Zealand· 2025-11-25
Frank Bunce is noted as one of the key players in the All Blacks' history.
All Blacks: Richie McCaw’s men rated above current Springboks by British rugby writersNew Zealand· 2025-10-29
Frank Bunce finally scored a try in the closing stages.
All Blacks biggest defeat: Where does record loss to Springboks rank among the side’s most painful defeats?New Zealand· 2025-09-17
Frank Bunce recalled the defeat as their first at Eden Park in eight years.
All Blacks v Springboks: The last time the All Blacks lost at Eden ParkNew Zealand· 2025-08-31
Frank Bunce is mentioned as one of the rugby players who appeared in the trailer for the series.
Chief of War: Jason Momoa on moving ‘home’ to New Zealand and All Blacks’ surprise cameosNew Zealand· 2025-07-19
