It's the first All Blacks team of the year and the new breed has brought with them a vast array of hairdo's.
We put them together with the characters and celebrities that may or may not have inspired them.
Take a look
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Jerome Kaino/Captain Hook: The two time world cup winner is a veteran of the time and sports it with facial grooming reminiscent of a Shakespearean actor. It wouldn't surprise us if Kaino's been watching the latest Peter Pan with his goatee comparing well to Hugh Jackman's 'Captain Hook' character.
Elliot Dixon/Khal Drogo: Are these All Blacks doing Game of Thrones marathons together? Though in it's infancy, newcomer Elliot Dixon has taken his cue from the leader of the Dothraki with a fine beard that's taking length and a spirited top-knot.
Joe Moody/Gregor 'The Mountain' Clegane: There is is! We're convinced. Joe Moody is a strongman holding the All Blacks scrum and he knows the power his hair brings after seeing Hafþór JúlÃus Björnsson in Game of Thrones and on the Worlds Strongest Man circuit.
Liam Squire/Miley Cyrus' Dad: It's been a long long time since we've seen a mullet in the All Blacks but alas Liam Squire has decided to take the mantle. It reminds us of Billy Ray Cyrus who is known for the song 'Achy Breaky Heart' and being the father of Miley Cyrus. There are plenty of quality mullets in the world but we wouldn't be surprised if Billy Rays mullet is the father of Liams.
Malakai Fekitoa/Elvis Presley: Malakai has a wavy slick do that is well groomed and classy. The thickness and flow stands out when the camera is panning from close up to close up of the rugby players, making us (and one or two viewers) think "Wow I need to go put on Jailhouse Rock after the game" Malakai and Elvis, they're spot on.
Ryan Crotty/Simon Cowell: Crotty plays it pretty stock standard with the haircut but the little features and maintained squareness chiseled in reminds us of the super-mega-ultra-ruthless judge Simon Cowell. We'd love to know what Simon thinks because he wouldn't hold back
It's the first All Blacks team of the year and the new breed has brought with them a vast array of hairdo's.
We put them together with the characters and celebrities that may or may not have inspired them.
Take a look
Photos: Getty