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Published 12:23 27 Oct 2015 GMT
Updated 12:32 27 Oct 2015 GMT

On Monday, he went for a swim to recover but at Tuesday's press conference it was clear that the swelling around his eyes is not going anywhere fast.
The Wallabies wingmen Adam Ashley-Cooper and Drew Mitchell are scoring the tries but it is the likes of Pocock and Michael Hooper who are winning possession by sticking their heads where most of us wouldn't put a shovel.
His battle with the legendary All Blacks back-row of Richie McCaw, Kieran Reid and Jerome Kaino has the potential to be face-meltingly intense.
Don't worry, Pocock will empathise with you if your face does in fact melt.
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