Rugby league’s Las Vegas takeover has extended to the field at Allegiant Stadium, with players soaking up their first experience on the turf ahead of the NRL season opener. WATCH THE VIDEO.
From bus karaoke and ice hockey games, to secret team meetings, kicking practice without goalposts and assembling makeshift cameras. MICHAEL CARAYANNIS dives into the Warriors’ Las Vegas preparations.
The NRL is back in Las Vegas with an even bigger rugby league spectacle than last year. See the full game-day schedule and how to watch every fixture live.
What’s rougher than the streets of south Auckland? The Dee Why swell – at least for former New Zealand forward Jazz Tevaga, who wants to conquer the surfboard and the NRL on Australian soil.
Injured Warriors star Shaun Johnson has fired back at trolls on social media, warning that while their words don’t carry weight for him, they could for the next person they target.
The NRL has given its verdict on the Roger Tuivasa-Sheck decision, and it’s not going to make too many fans happy.
NRL fans and commentators are at a loss after the latest controversy erupted amid historic scenes on the Gold Coast.
Des Hasler’s phenomenal record against the Warriors has continued, as the Titans rewrote the history books in a masterclass performance, dealing a dent to New Zealand’s premiership hopes.
Sua Faalogo’s NRL career is still in its infancy but the youngster has learned a painful lesson after a spectacular put-down
The NRL’s longest head-to-head losing streak since 1980 has continued, with the Storm cruising past the Warriors for the 16th straight game, after New Zealand were reduced to 11 men.
The rise of the Warriors has forced a significant change to an all-New Zealand Super Rugby semi-final – a move which has been described as “no hope” just a few years ago.
The surge in popularity of the Warriors could see a second New Zealand team fast-tracked into the NRL as early as 2026, with Peter V’landys revealing three bid teams have emerged from Christchurch.
A stunning double sin bin has left the rugby league world completely baffled after one of the most bizarre decisions of the season.
North Queensland welcomed back four Queensland Maroons stars but were a step behind the Warriors for 80 minutes, with the New Zealand side piling on the tries in Townsville.
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