The Bulls have been crowned Super Rugby Unlocked champions with a 21-5 win over Pumas on Saturday.
And while the win is not so gleeful as their last Super Rugby title in the Orlando Stadium back in 2010, the trophy-win is a major warning to their fellow South African sides.
Bulls have been in impressive form under the guidance of Jake White and are heading into the Currie Cup with a head start as the log points from this competition are carried over.
The Bulls outscored the Pumas three tries to one.
It was a game of two halves. The Bulls dominated the first half and raced to 21-0 lead.
However, the Pumas produced an impressive second-half and kept the Bulls scoreless.
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