One fighter is looking to break into the US market, the other is effectively out to secure his future. Over four months after it was postponed, the much-anticipated Jeff Horn v Tim Tszyu is just six weeks away.
As David Fifita weighs up the biggest decision of his NRL career, Broncos legend Darren Lockyer reveals how things stand inside the Brisbane camp.
The curtain is coming down on Craig Bellamy’s long coaching career but it’s not enough for him to change his ways, even if it costs the Melbourne Storm, PAUL KENT writes.
A month after calling out Erin Molan over a perceived racial slight, Addin Fonua-Blake finds himself in a similar position, and that’s the risks of the outrage business, PAUL KENT writes.
MAROONS halfback Ben Hunt has been roasted by keyboard warriors and greats of the game alike — for what? Because he’s the man that has to follow the greatest to have ever played the game, writes PAUL KENT.
BEN Hunt wasn’t the only Queenslander to have a shocker in Sydney last night, so is he being made the scapegoat for the defeat or is it clear he’s the weak link in this Queensland side? HAVE YOUR SAY.
YOU can violently throw your girlfriend against garage walls. You can punch, kick, slap and throw your girlfriend across the room. You can do this and more and still play in the NRL. How long will the game accept this behaviour, asks JESSICA HALLORAN.
WHEN Brad Fittler took the job as Blues coach he set about rediscovering the Origin DNA that had gone missing in recent years, and it’s immediately led to success, writes Paul Kent.
RUGBY league has a fascination with the USA that extends far beyond New Zealand and England’s Test match this weekend. NICK CAMPTON takes a look at the history of the 13-man game in the land of the free.
IN 20 years, will people be reflecting on next week’s NRL round, or a history-making Test between New Zealand and England at Mile High Stadium? #TALKTHEGAMEUP? You’re kidding, right?
NSW have been here so many times before. Riding high after a winning start, only to come undone against a Queensland team elevated by desperation. Not this time, writes MATTY JOHNS.
WHY do Wests Tigers want Robbie Farah back, other than the emotional reasons? Sitting in 10th place, and with the arrival of Moses Mbye, a hungry world-class hooker could save their finals chances.
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