New Zealand celebrated their women's rugby gold with an electric Haka performance.
New Zealand’s women’s rugby team defended its gold medal in rugby sevens at the 2024 Paris Olympics and celebrated with a thrilling Haka.
On Tuesday, after New Zealand bested Canada 19-12 in the final and they received their gold medals, the entire team performed the Haka — a traditional Māori ceremonial dance. The dance has become more well known in the sports world for its use before games and after victories by New Zealand in rugby.
This rendition by New Zealand’s women’s rugby sevens team was quite electric, and the fans in Paris were treated to a thrilling show after the gold medal match.
ELECTRIC.
New Zealand women’s rugby sevens performed the Haka after winning gold. #ParisOlympics pic.twitter.com/bjd4u9r6wJ
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