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Donning the Warriors’ No. 1 jersey for the first time since July 2021, Tuivasa-Sheck would run rampant over the Newcastle Knights as the New Zealand Warriors picked up a 20-10 win.
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Luke Metcalf just wanted a club to show him a bit of love, and that’s exactly what the Warriors have done, with the five-eighth extending his stay across the ditch.
In what will surely go down as a try of the year contender, Melbourne Storm star Xavier Coates has stolen victory from the jaws of defeat to break the Warriors hearts with a gravity defying try.
The NRL’s 2023 fairytale has inspired an entire country but the New Zealand Warriors have been handed the oldest lesson in the book.
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