Rugby World Cup Trophy

The Rugby World Cup Trophy is a prestigious award awarded to the team that wins the Rugby World Cup tournament. It is a silver cup with a unique design, symbolizing excellence and victory in rugby. The trophy is presented at the end of the competition and is highly coveted, representing years of effort, skill, and teamwork. Though it is not the official name, it is often called the William Webb Ellis Trophy, named after the rugby pioneer who is said to have invented the game. The trophy embodies the spirit of international rugby and the celebration of the sport's global community.