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Craig Fitzgibbon isn't just an NRL Premiership winner and head coach - he's now a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt. In this episode the Cronulla Sharks coach breaks down his journey, discipline and what BJJ teaches him about leadership and life.This is Fitzgibbon's first wide-ranging interview since gaining his BJJ black belt at Garage Jiu Jitsu in Wollongong. We cover his injury battles and what he takes from the sport into his full-time profession as a rugby league head coach.He also opens up on the Cronulla Sharks 2026 season - and puts to bed once and for all any doubts that his side can't match it with the big guns.Season Ticket Holders would like to welcome it's first sponsor National Freight Management. Find more details on their website - nationalfreightmanagement.com.au or call 1300 21 12 12.

Are the Manly Sea Eagles heading towards their worst season in NRL history? Fox Sports' News reporter Cody Kaye joins the show to take a deep dive into the shock decision to sack Anthony Seibold after just three games. What went on behind the scenes, who will be the new coach and can they avoid their first wooden spoon?Plus in our Round 4 review we talk the Brisbane Broncos ongoing drama, the Penrith Panthers incredible start to the season, the Wests Tigers resurgence (maybe?) and how bad are things at the Dragons.Season Ticket Holders would like to welcome it's first sponsor National Freight Management. Find more details on their website - nationalfreightmanagement.com.au or call 1300 21 12 12.

Charmaine Mifsud joins the show to share her journey from rural roots to Fox Sports presenter.The Brisbane Broncos stun the Melbourne Storm in the NRL grand final rematch but it's the fury around former captain Gorden Tallis that's stealing headlines. Has The Raging Bull been treated unfairly?Plus is the pressure off Cowboys coach Todd Payten and chaos in Canberra as Cameron Ciraldo slices open his hand at GIO Stadium.Season Ticket Holders would like to welcome it's first sponsor National Freight Management. Find more details on their website - nationalfreightmanagement.com.au or call 1300 21 12 12.

Code Sports and the Daily Telegraph's Tyson Jackson joins the show for a big NRL Round 2 Review.Alex Johnston breaks the try scoring record of Ken Irvine - one that's stood 54 years. Where will he rank in the all-time great wingers?The reigning premier Brisbane Broncos slump to a 0-2 start the season after blowing a lead against the Eels. Are they a club in crisis?Plus are the Tigers set to snap a 15 year finals drought, the Knights $2.7 million injury blow and all the latest on the Bronson Xerri transfer drama at the Bulldogs.Season Ticket Holders would like to welcome it's first sponsor National Freight Management. Find more details on their website - nationalfreightmanagement.com.au or call 1300 21 12 12.

The Newcastle Knights opened the Justin Holbrook era with a win in their NRL 2026 season opener in Las Vegas but can they go from wooden spooners, straight back into the top 8?Fresh off his first trip to Las Vegas, Fox Sports News chief presenter Jim Callinan joins the show to take a look at Newcastle's chances this season. Is Fletcher Sharpe and Dylan Brown the answer?Plus we analyse the biggest stories of the week including: Are there really problems behind the scenes at the Brisbane Broncos with Michael Maguire? And what exactly does Zac Lomax's departure to rugby union mean for the code?Season Ticket Holders would like to welcome it's first sponsor National Freight Management. Find more details on their website - nationalfreightmanagement.com.au or call 1300 21 12 12.

Alexander Volkanovski reveals he STILL can't train fully for another six weeks - but is refusing to reveal the full extent of his injury. Should we be concerned?Plus Alex Pereira's shock decision to vacate the UFC Light Heavyweight title - is he headed for a showdown with Jon Jones?In big news for Australian fight fans Jack Della Maddalena will headline the card in Perth against Carlos Prates and Robert Whittaker has announced his decision to move to light heavyweight.And of course we preview UFC 326 Max Holloway v Charles Oliveira 2. Their first fight ended with an injury drama - now they're fighting for the BMF title. Who do you got?Season Ticket Holders would like to welcome it's first sponsor National Freight Management. Find more details on their website - nationalfreightmanagement.com.au or call 1300 21 12 12.

In this special episode we're joined by Fox Sports host Jake Duke.From pretending to interview people as a kid to becoming one of the faces of NRL media, Jake takes us inside his journey - the grind, the setbacks, the outfit changes in public toilets, to bring us what it actually takes to break into the industry.In a wide ranging interview we cover his Indigenous advocacy, advice for aspiring media talent, and stories from behind the scenes of some of the biggest media organisations in Australia. We don't shy away from headlines or viral videos either.If you've ever wanted to work in sport or media and wondered what it's really like, this is one you don't want to miss.Would you want to work in sports media?

In this episode we're joined by Souths member and SEN host/producer Keyan Kramer to take a deep dive into the South Sydney Rabbitohs for the 2026 season.Has the addition of Payne Haas made them instant contenders next year and will he actually see out his three-year deal? We then breakdown all the big talking points for this season. Can Souths fix their halves headache? Will Latrell Mitchell remain in the centres? Does Wayne Bennett still have what it takes to win a premiership?Follow Season Ticket Holders:InstagramTikTokYouTubeFacebook

In this episode of Season Ticket Holders, host Dane Lillingstone is joined by Fox Sports News Brisbane reporter Josh Bristow to unpack the fallout from Payne Haas' bombshell decision to join the Rabbitohs on a three-year deal from 2027.How the hell did this happen? We take a look at why Haas has made the call to leave, just months after winning a premiership with the club. We also dissect how the Broncos will cope and who could replace him.To make things worse, Adam Reynolds has confirmed he'll retire at the end of 2026. Is this the Last Dance for this Brisbane Broncos team?Follow Season Ticket Holders:InstagramTikTokYouTubeFacebook