Fiji's rugby sevens dynasty continues to dominate the world stage, and the Pacific Island nation is now setting its sights on an historic fourth consecutive Singapore Sevens title in 2026.

Dominant Record

Fiji has been unstoppable in Singapore, winning the tournament in 2023, 2024, and 2025. Their fluid attacking style, combined with devastating pace and power, has made them the team to beat on the Asian leg of the SVNS series.

"Singapore holds a special place in our hearts," said Fiji captain Jerry Tuwai. "The crowd, the atmosphere, the competition - it all brings out the best in us. We're hungry for more."

Key Players to Watch

Waisea Nacuqu

The speedster has been instrumental in Fiji's recent success, using his blistering pace to terrorize defenses. With 47 tries in the last two seasons, he's one of the most dangerous finishers in world rugby.

Meli Derenalagi

A powerhouse in the forward pack, Derenalagi's ability to break tackles and create space for teammates has been crucial to Fiji's attacking prowess.

Tevita Daugunu

The playmaker extraordinaire, Daugunu's vision and distribution skills make him the heartbeat of Fiji's offensive system.

The Challenge Ahead

While Fiji enters as favorites, they face stiff competition from:

Training Camp Updates

Fiji has announced a month-long training camp in Suva starting February 2026, where the squad will fine-tune their strategies and build cohesion before heading to Singapore.

"Every tournament is different," said head coach Ben Gollings. "We never take anything for granted. The work starts now to ensure we're at our peak come April."

With their combination of natural talent, experience, and hunger for success, Fiji remains the team everyone will be watching at Singapore Sevens 2026.