Fiji have made it consecutive sevens titles in New Zealand with a 38-0 win over USA in the final of the World Series opener in Hamilton.
The crowd favourites were in control from the outset - dictating possession expertly to ensure it was one-way traffic throughout in a six-try to zero pasting.
The Americans struggled to get their hands on any quality ball, and a staunch Fijian defense was on hand whenever they did.
Jerry Tuwai got Fiji off to a flyer, finishing a deftly-worked move to put his side ahead early.
Just a minute later, Waisea Nacuqu was over in the corner to push Fiji out to a 10-0 lead.
With the first half up it was Aminasai Tuimaba who nabbed another try send Fiji into the interval with an imposing 17-0 advantage.
Two more tries to Naduva and a second for Tuwai sealed it for the Pacific Islanders in a rampant second half onslaught.
The series now makes its way across the Tasman for the Sydney league next weekend.
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