Weller Hauraki: Last News

learning to walk unaided and team-mates say his inspirational approach to his drastically changed life is driving them on. Coach Tony Smith has kept him on as co-captain and the team have an emotional welcome back planned when he returns to the club.His co-captain Weller Hauraki said: “After his accident the kit guy asked if he should take Mose’s stuff out of his locker for him.“I told him ‘you’re not taking anything out’.

Hull KR star Shaun Kenny-Dowall is praying coronavirus doesn’t floor his heavyweight boxing bow.The former New Zealand international, 32, is lined up to achieve his lifelong ambition later this year.The 6ft 4in, 16stone centre will take on rugby union’s Elijah Niko as part of a charity fundraiser for stricken Super League duo Mose Masoe and Rob Burrow.But plans for restarting the season could deal a knockout blow to Kenny-Dowall’s participation - along with fellow boxing hopeful and Rovers team-mate Weller Hauraki.Kenny-Dowall, a Grand Final winner with Sydney Roosters in 2013, said: “It’s something I’ve always wanted to do.“It’s a gladiatorial thing and will take me out of my comfort zone.