Look out, here comes Ma'a Nonu with a performance for the Blues at the age of nearly 37 which defied his advancing years, the Waratahs, and all of those who doubted he could deliver in his first season back in Super Rugby since 2015.
Hours before the clocks went back at the official end of New Zealand's summer, Nonu was doing his own time-bending in his side's fourth consecutive victory which moved them deeper into the playoff zone (some might say twilight zone such is the turnaround).
He provided the crucial assists for the Blues' first two tries scored by Tom Robinson and Caleb Clarke, showed the pace of old when backing up Rieko Ioane to run in for his own from 45m out, and scrambled all night on defence. He missed only one tackle.
"He was outstanding," Blues coach Leon MacDonald said. "When he decided to carry he carried with purpose and got us over the gain-line. His defence was abrasive and then he showed his versatility with a 55m wipers [kick] into the corner. When you've played 100 tests like he has it's invaluable on the field and I have no doubt the result, the way it went in the end, he played a big part in that."
Nonu's last test was his sensational performance at Twickenham in the World Cup final victory over the Wallabies in late 2015. The question on many minds now is perhaps louder than when he returned to the Blues for this third stint at the franchise after his time in France: can he make a sensational return to the black jersey?