Defying odds as high as 80-1 generally signals the biggest of shocks in any sport. But for former fullback Ayumu Goromaru, Japan's 34-32 victory over South Africa at the Rugby World Cup 10 years ago went according to plan.The breakthrough tournament in England provided an invaluable platform for the Brave Blossoms' great run at home four years later and that monumental game on Sept. 10 in Brighton is etched in the mind of many, including the man of the match responsible for 24 of Japan's points."We prepared thoroughly to the extent we thought we'd never win in our lifetime if that didn't pr…READ FULL ARTICLE
