A near-record 63-0 win over Canada in steamy Oita followed by the potential to endure the usual post-match Russian roulette with the officials.That would be one way to summarise the All Blacks' emphatic victory in their second Rugby World Cup pool match in Japan on Wednesday night, a result made possible by a blistering start to the second half when they scored five tries inside 18 minutes.The plucky Canadians could have suffered a record loss, but managed to hold on after fullback Beauden Barrett lost the ball in the final seconds when a try seemed imminent, which means the 73-7 loss in Auckland in 1995 remains in the record books as their darkest moment against the All Blacks.Please Like, Share & SubscribePlease Subscribe: http://bit.ly/2IHrfeWBusiness Enquiries: garethmason3@gmail.com Please support me in growing this channel, any donation will be greatly appreciated: https://www.patreon.com/GarethMasonWalkingTallwithGMANConnect with me on my Social Media Channels: Facebook: http://bit.ly/2Jz5lwi Twitter: http://bit.ly/2YRe0zu Instagram: http://bit.ly/32vbqBeWhy I created my YouTube Channel: Through my YouTube Channel "Walking Tall with G-MAN" I strive to inspire and motivate people to never give up in life as well as using this platform to share my sporting passion. When I was younger, I was told because of my height I wouldnt be able to play sport in school however I proved everyone wrong and played sport and became first-team cricket captain of my school. Having dwarfism did force me to stop playing sport after varsity; however, I continued to share my passion through my YouTube Channel.