By Sam Ryan The Wallabies begin their long awaited World Cup campaign against Fiji in Cardiff overnight with anticipation and exceptions sky high. Here's what we're looking forward to in tonight's clash. Finally watching the Wallabies at the World Cup It’s been a long four years for Australian rugby fans since the Wallabies disappointing loss to New Zealand in the semi final of the 2011 World Cup. But finally, the wait is over. Our hopes of bringing Bill back to Australian shores rose dramatically following the signature of the Folau bloke, and again when Michael Cheika came on board. Now, most Australians have genuine belief in our national side to be perfectly honest, so they should. Will Genia sniping At his best, few halfbacks have more impact around the park then Wallabies No.9 Will Genia. Sure, his last 18 months haven’t been great, but you get the feeling Genia has trained the absolute house down in recent weeks and is ready to make his mark on the World Cup. When