Fourteen years after first goose-stepping on to a swamp-like Hong Kong Stadium pitch, Australian David Campese will take his final bow in the green and gold jersey.
Yes, we've heard that before. But Campese is certain that this time, it's for real.
The 34-year-old has always always rated the Hong Kong Sevens as the unofficial World Cup and is pleased that the territory is finally playing host to the official Rugby World Cup Sevens this weekend.
Since making his debut in 1983, Campese has been part of three winning Australian sides and was voted Best and Fairest Player in 1988, when the Aussies defeated New Zealand 13-12 in the final.
But the veteran of 101 Test matches and scorer of a world record 64 Test tries has fond memories of the 1983 tournament - his debut year, when the pitch at the old Hong Kong Stadium looked like a paddy field because of the heavy rain.
'That was probably my favourite year,' said Campese. 'The pitch was just so muddy, but we played really well and won the tournament.