[Source: World Rugby Sevens]

A double from Leroy Carter who was in superb form saw the All Blacks Sevens conquer Argentina 22-12 in Los Angeles to claim another World Series crown.

The win in the final meant New Zealanders have won back-to-back titles in the series, after triumphing over South Africa in the final in Sydney a month ago.

It was sweet revenge for the Kiwis who lost to Argentina in a dramatic final in Hamilton on 22nd January.

Raw emotion.
Real passion.
Respect and pride. @nz_sevens perform Taku Mana to celebrate their victory 🖤#LA7s | #HSBC7s pic.twitter.com/I1V7zvgfWB

— World Rugby 7s (@WorldRugby7s) February 27, 2023

Reaching new heights 🏆

Lifting the trophy for the second time in a row, @nz_sevens you are on fire. #LA7s | #HSBC7s pic.twitter.com/aWigeictpq

— World Rugby 7s (@WorldRugby7s) February 27, 2023

New Zealand was leading 17-0 at the break before the South Americans scored two tries in the second spell to trail by five points before BradyRush scored a late try to seal the win.

The ‘Bruce Willis of sevens’ is taking home the @HSBC_Sport Player of the Final trophy 💪

What a shift from @nz_sevens‘ Leroy Carter 👏#LA7s | #HSBC7s pic.twitter.com/8UTVjmToM1

— World Rugby 7s (@WorldRugby7s) February 27, 2023

NZ out in front ↗️

Your #LA7s champions top the men’s standings after a thrilling battle with Argentina 🙌#HSBC7s pic.twitter.com/CRUPJtslvp

— World Rugby 7s (@WorldRugby7s) February 27, 2023