The South Sydney Rabbitohs host the Brisbane Broncos in a special NRL match honouring Jai Arrow, who was forced into retirement due to Motor neurone disease. Both teams will wear special jerseys to celebrate Arrow's career.
The South Sydney Rabbitohs hold a commanding 30-0 lead over the Brisbane Broncos at halftime. The Broncos have struggled significantly, with multiple errors contributing to the Rabbitohs' five tries. Jordan Riki is being monitored for a leg injury.
South Sydney Rabbitohs thrashed Brisbane Broncos 48-6 in an emotional match dedicated to Jai Arrow, who was recently diagnosed with Motor neurone disease. Alex Johnston scored four tries, and the team rallied around Arrow, who was present with his daughter.
Rugby league player Jai Arrow has been diagnosed with MND, prompting support from his Rabbitohs teammates. Meanwhile, Queensland's Cameron Munster is cleared to play in the State of Origin opener despite missing training due to soreness.
South Sydney forward Jai Arrow, 30, has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND), a progressive neurological condition. The diagnosis, which effectively ends his career, highlights the limited understanding and treatment options for MND, which affects approximately 2,500 Australians.
NRL star Jai Arrow announced his retirement Wednesday after being diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND). The Queensland Origin player, 30, revealed his speech is already affected and vowed to fight the disease, exploring trials and medications to inspire others.
South Sydney Rabbitohs player Jai Arrow has announced his immediate retirement from rugby league after being diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND). The 30-year-old, who played 178 NRL games and 12 State of Origin matches, will focus on his health and treatment.
Rugby league player Jai Arrow has retired from the NRL after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND). The 30-year-old Souths player, who represented Queensland, will step away from the sport to focus on his health and treatment.
Rugby league player Jai Arrow has announced he is stepping away from the sport after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease. The veteran forward played 178 games and 12 Origin matches.
Rabbitohs and Maroons player Jai Arrow announced he is stepping away from rugby league after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND). The 30-year-old veteran forward, who played 178 games, is undergoing ongoing medical assessments and treatment.
