British domination: this is how the Women's Rugby World Cup began

"Some moments are unforgettable; others serve as a warning."

England started the World Cup in style, defeating the United States 69-7 with 11 tries and a dominant performance that clearly demonstrated who was setting the pace. The match took place in front of a record crowd of over 42,000 spectators in Sunderland.

Ellie Kildunne shone with two tries and several assists, and was chosen as Player of the Match. Jess Breach and Lark Atkin-Davies also stood out alongside her. But the British dominance was a collective victory from the scrum to the bench.

For the US team, the start was tough. Alev Kelter received a yellow card in the first half, widening the gap on the scoreboard. Even so, players like Ilona Maher showed resilience and glimpses of talent.

Ilona Maher, with a unique story, recently revealed that she has been contacted by WWE to explore a career in wrestling, while maintaining her focus on rugby and visibility on social media as a body positivity activist.

This match was more than just a score: it's a sign of the competitive level, passion, and global attention that women's rugby has achieved.