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Itchy feet and the wind have kept the State of Origin and Kangaroos door ajar for Jack Wighton.
The Canberra Raiders star stopped short of ruling out a return to either the Origin arena or the international stage when asked on Thursday.
He's focused on helping the Green Machine keep their spot in the top eight when they face a "flamboyant" Gold Coast Titans at Canberra Stadium on Saturday.
The Canberra Raiders website, raiders.com.au, is reporting that the Gold Coast Titans are heading to the national capital with hopes of securing their third consecutive victory.
After defeating the high-flying Brisbane Broncos, the Titans will be confident in their abilities and eager to continue their winning streak.
Despite the absence of their captain, Tino Fa'asuamaleaui, who was rested after Origin II, the Titans forwards showcased their strength against the Broncos' highly regarded pack, setting the stage for their skilled backline to score some impressive tries.
Corey Horsburgh has some of the best skills for a forward Jack Wighton has ever seen, but it's the trust his fellow Canberra Raiders have in him that makes him ready for State of Origin.
Wighton, who retired from the Origin arena in the lead-up to the current series, backed Horsburgh to come into the Queensland side for the final game of the series.
Brisbane Broncos prop Tom Flegler has a Lisfranc injury in his foot that's set to rule him out of Origin III, and potentially the season.