Former All Blacks star Frank Bunce might want to brush up on his Welsh rugby knowledge after Saturday's extraordinary result in Cardiff.
The 63-year-old admitted before kick-off that he couldn't name a single Wales player.
He also predicted New Zealand would win comfortably, regardless of which team Dave Rennie selected.
Unfortunately for Bunce, nobody told Steve Tandy's men.
Wales produced one of the greatest shocks in their rugby history, beating the All Blacks 35-28 to end a 73-year wait for victory over New Zealand.
And a few Welsh names are unlikely to be forgotten in a hurry.
What Frank Bunce said about Wales
Speaking to Sport Nation ahead of the Nations Championship clash, the former All Blacks centre discussed Wales' recent struggles.
Bunce acknowledged that Tandy's side were showing signs of improvement, having endured a miserable few years.
However, he made a rather unfortunate admission.
"I couldn't name any of their players to be honest," he said.
The former New Zealand international then backed the All Blacks to win comfortably, regardless of the side selected.
To be fair, Bunce did stress that Wales deserved respect and admitted anything could happen on the pitch.
But even he couldn't have expected what followed.
Wales deliver the perfect response
Wales needed just 90 seconds to make their intentions clear.
Tomos Williams crossed for the opening try before captain Dewi Lake and Archie Griffin helped the hosts race into a 21-7 lead.
New Zealand fought back to level the scores at half-time, but Wales refused to fold.
Eddie James and Louis Rees-Zammit crossed after the restart, leaving the All Blacks chasing the game once again.
James Botham, grandson of England cricket legend Sir Ian Botham, was named Player of the Match following an outstanding defensive display.
The Cardiff flanker was one of several Welsh players who produced performances worthy of remembering.
After 34 consecutive defeats against New Zealand, Wales finally had their moment.
And Bunce's prediction had aged like milk left on a radiator.
The Wales players Frank Bunce won't forget in a hurry
Bunce might not have known their names before kick-off, but after Saturday's performance in Cardiff, he certainly should now.
Here is how RUCK rated the Welsh starting XV following their historic victory.
Wales player ratings vs All Blacks
15. Blair Murray – 7/10
A composed display from the Scarlets full-back. Made useful ground in attack and stood up well defensively.
14. Louis Rees-Zammit – 8/10
A constant threat with ball in hand. Took his try brilliantly and gave the All Blacks plenty to worry about.
13. Eddie James – 8/10
Powerful in attack and excellent defensively. Scored a superb try and produced a crucial try-saving tackle.
12. Max Llewellyn – 7/10
Another strong performance in midfield. His direct carrying helped Wales get over the gain line.
11. Gabriel Hamer-Webb – 7/10
A quieter afternoon in attack, but showed his strength under the high ball.
10. Sam Costelow – 8/10
Controlled proceedings well and kicked superbly. Converted all five Welsh tries.
9. Tomos Williams – 7/10
Scored a wonderful opening try, although a missed tackle contributed to New Zealand's response.
1. Nicky Smith – 8/10
Excellent at the breakdown and increasingly influential in the Welsh front row.
2. Dewi Lake – 8/10
The captain led from the front. Scored early and helped deliver a much-improved lineout performance.
3. Archie Griffin – 7/10
Another try for the Bath prop, who also produced some important defensive contributions.
4. Dafydd Jenkins – 8/10
One of Wales' defensive standouts. Did the hard work that rarely makes the headlines.
5. Adam Beard – 7/10
Added experience and helped steady the Welsh lineout.
6. James Botham – 9/10
Player of the Match, and deservedly so. Outstanding defensively, including a vital intervention near his own try line.
7. Jac Morgan – 8/10
A menace at the breakdown. Produced important turnovers and led Wales' defensive effort.
8. Taine Basham – 8/10
Relentless work rate and strong carrying. Made a compelling case for more opportunities.
And if Bunce needs a refresher before the next meeting, there are 23 names to get him started.
