Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • The Mole: Warriors star Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad's strange wish for Vegas rival

    Brisbane Broncos

    Nicoll-Klokstad wants to support friend Tapine as new Canberra captain, but doesn't want him to succeed too much.

    Wide World of Sports

    Warriors fullback Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad has perhaps the strangest wish of any player on show in Las Vegas this weekend.

    Nicoll-Klokstad, who spent six seasons at the Raiders and made his name there, wants to play his part in the leadership debut of new Canberra captain Joe Tapine.

    "Joe is a great mate of mine and I wish him well - just not too well," Nicoll-Klokstad told Wide World of Sports with a wry grin.

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  • 'Who won in the elevator fight?': League larrikin pesters brawling Raider with blow-up baseball bat in Vegas

    Brisbane Broncos

    Rugby player Cooper Johns humorously pokes fun at Raiders incident with inflatable bat in Las Vegas.

    Wide World of Sports

    Rugby league larrikin Cooper Johns poked fun at the scuffling Raiders by wielding an inflatable baseball bat on a Las Vegas red carpet and peppering Hudson Young, one of the hotel lift brawlers, with cheeky questions about the saga.

    The latest chapter in one of the great rugby league stories saw Johns, a former NRL playmaker with Melbourne and Manly, brandish a Simpsons-themed baseball bat in Downtown Las Vegas during a media skit with Sportsbet, the NRL's official gambling partner.

    He also whacked Young on the head with the blow-up bat as 9News' Danny Weidler tried to interview him.

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  • Raiders v Warriors preview

    Raiders v Warriors preview

    2025 NRL season opening in Las Vegas with Canberra vs New Zealand Warriors matchup.

    League Unlimited

    The NRL's mission to spread the rugby league gospel abroad is back for another year with the Canberra Raiders and New Zealand Warriors facing off in Las Vegas to open the 2025 season.

    Kicking off year two of the NRL's five-year project to gain a footing in the US, the Saturday afternoon local time clash - Sunday morning for viewers in the southern hemisphere - will see two sides that failed to play finals football last year look to make amends with an opening round win.

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