Get ready for a thrilling ride as we dive into the world of rugby league and a record-breaking victory! Hull KR, the Super League champions, have just delivered a powerful message to their upcoming opponents, the Brisbane Broncos.
In a stunning display of dominance, Hull KR achieved their biggest win in the club's 129-year history, a remarkable 104-0 victory over Lock Lane in the Challenge Cup tournament. But here's where it gets controversial... this win wasn't just about the scoreline.
The match saw an incredible 18 tries, with 12 different players crossing the try line. Former NRL forward and international star Rhyse Martin showcased his skills with 15 conversions. Harvey Horne and Jack Broadbent led the way with three tries each, joined by other NRL representatives like Karl Lawton, Sauaso Sue, and Oliver Gildart.
This victory not only broke their previous record of 100-6 but also set a new benchmark for the club. Coach Willie Peters believes this group has the potential to achieve even more milestones in the coming years. He shared his thoughts with NRL.com, expressing his belief in the team's ability to continue their success.
"Last year was exceptional, but I truly believe we're entering a golden era. We have the talent and the drive to keep pushing boundaries."
However, the real test awaits as Hull KR prepares for the 2026 World Club Challenge against the Broncos. Led by Ezra Mam, Reece Walsh, and Payne Haas, the Broncos will be a formidable opponent. The Robins, yet to announce their squad, will need to bring their A-game to this annual clash.
So, what do you think? Is this a sign of things to come for Hull KR, or was it just a one-off performance? Share your thoughts in the comments and let's discuss the future of this exciting team!
