We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
The son of former Huddersfield Giants coach Simon Woolford has been linked with a move to Super League in recent times.
His father took charge of the Giants in 2018 winning 23 of the 48 games he was in charge for which was certainly an impressive record.
He made a number of standout signings such as the arrival of Man of Steel nominee Aidan Sezer and helped develop some top players such as new Wigan Warriors hooker Kruise Leeming.
The NRL has released its new ad to entice Americans to watch the game's opening round in Las Vegas, but a small detail in the video involving Elliot Whitehead has raised eyebrows. Fans will watch the Manly Sea Eagles taking on the Rabbitohs in the opening round in Las Vegas, while the Roosters will take on last year's finalists the Broncos.
Fans got a taste of the NRL's first ad targeting the US audience in what will be a historic moment. The ad promotes the 'No pads, no helmets, no fear' style of rugby league, which is in stark contrast to the NFL.
What Hohepa Puru lacks in size, he makes up for with heart.
The Canberra Raiders lock has set his sights on establishing himself in the NRL side next year, having got his foot through the door at the back-end of the 2023 campaign.
The Canberra Times revealed Puru had re-signed at the start of November, with the Raiders officially announcing it on Wednesday.