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28/07/2026

WHY DOES THE NRL MEDIA KEEP COMING FOR TERRELL MAY?

Paul Kent has called out Terrell May while discussing standards, favouritism and player culture at the Wests Tigers.

But here’s my issue.

Terrell May wasn’t the player making these allegations.

Yet his name gets brought into the conversation.

Kent says May “can do no wrong” at the Tigers, suggests Benji Marshall looks after him, and points to his missed tackles as evidence when talking about standards.

Now, criticising May’s football is fair.

Miss a tackle? Call it out.

Have a poor game? Talk about it.

But when does criticism of Terrell May the footballer become a narrative about Terrell May the person?

Because there’s a much bigger accusation being made here.

That May receives favourable treatment inside the Wests Tigers.

If you’re going to publicly name a player and attach him to problems with the culture of an NRL club, shouldn’t there be evidence beyond a couple of missed tackles?

So I’ve got a genuine question.

Why does Terrell May keep finding himself in the firing line of the NRL media?

Is the criticism justified?

Or has Terrell May become an easy target whenever something goes wrong at the Wests Tigers?

27/07/2026

Paul Kent has weighed in on the Adam Doueihi saga, unpacking claims about the culture inside the Wests Tigers and asking whether the issues go far beyond one player.

Are these warning signs of a deeper problem, or is this just another chapter in a club searching for answers?

Watch the full clip and let us know your thoughts.

Do Doueihi’s concerns have merit, or should the focus stay on results on the field?

Follow for more NRL news, analysis and the biggest rugby league talking points.

20/07/2026

Dan Ho**er’s $75,000 Challenge Ends in Pacific Showdown: Niue vs Fiji Grand Final

UFC star Dan Ho**er has helped turn the 1 Min Scrap World Cup into one of the most talked-about combat events online, with a massive $75,000 winner-takes-all prize now up for grabs in the grand final between Niue and Fiji. Every fighter also receives $1,500 to compete, with bonus money available for standout performances. (Instagram⁠)

This is more than a fight.

It’s island pride, national bragging rights, and a chance for one Pacific nation to make history.

Can Niue pull off the upset, or will Fiji prove too strong when it matters most?

Watch as the Pacific’s toughest competitors battle for $75,000 and the World Cup title.

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13/05/2026

Multi talented Maori Strongman Rongo Keene!

24/04/2026

IYKYK Royce Hunt picks up a meat pie

25/02/2026

A rookie just lit up the sideline.
Heamasi Makasini flies down the wing and finishes with power.
Speed. Balance. Pure confidence.
If this is the future... the Tigers just found something special.
Can this electric winger help push the Tigers into the Top 8?
Tell me what you think
Tag a Tigers fan.
Save this if you love NRL highlights.

22/02/2026

Jai Opetaia isn’t just winning fights.
He’s building a legacy in real

His rise reflects discipline, sacrifice, and Pacific pride.

Are we fully aware of the history unfolding in front of us?

Watch closely. This era will be remembered.

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