KUMAGAYA, Japan - South Africa avenged their defeat to Japan at the last Rugby World Cup on Friday night running out 41-7 winners in a manner suggesting they will be one of the favorites for the 2019 edition when it kicks off in two weeks time.On a hot, humid night at Kumagaya Rugby Stadium, wing Makazole Mapimpi made the most of the two-time world champions playing to their strengths by bagging a hat-trick of tries.The Springbok pack used their physicality to good effect to create opportunities and stifle the rare Japan attack, while the kicking game from Faf de Klerk, Handre Pollard and W…READ FULL ARTICLE