Grant Fox
Grant Fox is a former New Zealand rugby player, widely regarded as a legend in the sport. He played as an outhalf and was a key member of the All Blacks team that won the inaugural Rugby World Cup in 1987. Known for his exceptional kicking ability and tactical acumen, Fox was instrumental in shaping the game during his era. He has left a lasting legacy in New Zealand rugby, influencing future generations of players, including his son, Ryan Fox, who has made a name for himself in professional golf.
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Recent news mentions
Fox holds the record for the most points in Ranfurly Shield history with 935.
The life and near death of the Ranfurly Shield
New Zealand· 2025-08-02
Grant Fox controlled the game with metronomic accuracy at first-five.
The greatest rivalries in sport - Auckland v Canterbury and the battle for the 1980sNew Zealand· 2025-07-27
Grant Fox helped the All Blacks win the Rugby World Cup in 1987.
New Zealand’s Ryan Fox goes the distance to win the RBC Canadian Open
Canada· 2025-06-09
Ryan's father, the famous Grant Fox of rugby greatness, talked him out of stopping playing golf.
Letters: New Zealand was at its wealthiest with a smaller population; debate continues about C-word; Ryan Fox’s win is already a top sporting highlight for 2025New Zealand· 2025-05-17
Fox, son of former All Blacks’ World Cup winner Grant Fox, who capitalised in grand fashion after securing his place in the field last Sunday.
Cam Davis goes on birdie blitz in pursuit of major glory
Australia· 2025-05-16
Grant Fox is described as a huge name in New Zealand rugby and a legend.
‘I’m just hoping whatever opportunity I get, I’ll take it with two hands’ – The Irish Times
Ireland· 2025-04-10
