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Wales flanker Justin Tipuric felt he was dreaming after they retained the RBS 6 Nations title with a 30-3 defeat of England at the Millennium Stadium.
Wales' biggest-ever Six Nations win over England was just reward for an attacking display, underlined by two tries from Alex Cuthbert, and man-of-the-match Tipuric felt teamwork was at the heart of the win.
"It is a bit unreal really, it is a dream to be honest," he told BBC Sport. "We played so well in front of a great crowd and our boys were outstanding and worked so hard for each other."
He added: "We know what we can do and we have been ready since Monday, and to turn up Saturday and with such a great performance...we are chuffed to bits."
Success in the competition seemed to be a pipe dream for Wales after a horrendous start to their opening fixture against Ireland.
But Tipuric believes the sluggish start, and resulting criticism, spurred the team on to their title defence.
"We had a lot of bad media but I think it gave us a bit of a kick up the backside," he added.
"We kept tight and we just worked so hard in training."
