Willie Mason and Justin “Scope” Horo break down a blockbuster Samoa v Tonga clash, from the electric atmosphere and brutal forward battle to Robert Toia’s brilliance and Jason Taumalolo’s lasting impact on international rugby league. The boys discuss the World Cup semi-finals, Australia’s selection questions, the Kiwis’ form and Ronaldo Mulitalo’s suspension, before tackling Sam Walker’s future, a potential Matt Burton swap and the latest Herbie Farnworth rumours. Plus, passionate conversations about heritage, eligibility and the next generation of Pacific talent, alongside all the action from England v PNG, New Zealand v Fiji and Lebanon v France. Download TAB App: https://tab.app.link/QHUigxWBeRb COMPA WORLD FAMOUS TEQUILA: https://www.compadrinksco.com/ MONGREL BOOTS: https://www.mongrelboots.com.au Sponsorship Enquiries: partner@levelsnetwork.com.au Stay Connected with Levels Network: Website: https://www.levelsnetwork.bio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/levelsnetwork/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@levelsnetwork Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/levelsnetworkau Produced & Edited by https://www.instagram.com/itslukestowe/ Levels Podcast: Willie Mason & Justin Horo present Levels Podcast, twice a week reviewing & previewing all the NRL games also giving their best tips. Willie Mason is a former Kangaroo and NSW representative, is considered one of the most successful front rowers in NRL history. In 2004, he was a part of the famous 'Dogs of War' team that won the Grand Final, and he also received the Clive Churchill Medal during that match. Justin Horo is a former NRL player who played 120 games for Parramatta and Manly from 2010 to 2015. In addition to playing in the UK Super League, he also represented the New Zealand Māori team.' 0:00 Intro & Dynasty kits 2:03 Samoa v Tonga: Atmosphere & first reactions 5:55 How Taumalolo & Fifita changed international footy 9:29 Is Jason Taumalolo a future Immortal? 13:17 Fixing the Hall of Fame & Immortals system 16:45 Robert Toia: The best centre in the game? 20:23 Tui Lolohea’s outstanding form 22:24 Tonga’s bench power & Kristian Woolf’s tactics 24:02 Spencer Leniu interview & the Vaimauga battle 28:59 Spencer Leniu’s on-field alter ego 32:15 Samoa’s costly goal-kicking struggles 33:44 Jarome Luai’s massive hit & stare-down 37:09 Addin Fonua-Blake’s decisive try 39:08 Goal-kicking injuries & player workloads 42:13 Francis Manuleleua’s potential at lock 48:24 Australian heritage & representing your country 57:34 Eligibility rules & the next Pacific generation 1:00:31 Inspiring the next generation of international players 1:03:15 Sam Walker’s value & the halfback market 1:07:05 Is the Roosters’ premiership window closing? 1:10:41 Transfer mail, Herbie Farnworth & media accountability 1:13:53 Sam Walker–Matt Burton swap discussion 1:16:55 Dolphins jersey reveal 1:18:53 World Cup semi-finals: Who would you rather face? 1:21:22 Should rugby league invest in Canada? 1:23:21 Footy IQ, stereotypes & junior development 1:34:04 Mongrel Boots 1:34:20 Joe Tapine, Brandon Wakeham & the Fiji flashpoint 1:42:03 Ronaldo Mulitalo’s suspension debate 1:44:27 England v PNG: England’s frustrating campaign 1:49:24 PNG’s future & the Chiefs pathway 1:50:36 New Zealand v Fiji & World Cup contenders 1:51:42 Cook Islands shout-out 1:53:49 How should the Kiwis replace Mulitalo? 1:56:42 Australia’s attack, selections & aerial tactics 2:00:07 Lebanon v France: A dramatic finish 2:02:53 Wrap-up & France’s response to Mase
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🥊 FIGHT DESCRIPTION: Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz (26-2-1, 18 KOs) unleashed relentless pressure from the opening bell, completely overwhelming Rolando “Rolly” Romero. The punishment became so severe that Romero had to be examined by the ringside doctor before being cleared to enter the fateful eighth round. Romero was nearly dropped in the opening round when a vicious Cruz left hook crashed into his forehead. The pressure only intensified. In the fifth, Romero was penalized a point for excessive holding, a clear sign that he was struggling to withstand Cruz’s nonstop attack. Then, in the seventh, Romero was rocked again after Cruz detonated a massive right uppercut on his chin, leaving him badly hurt and saved only by the ropes as he tried to stay upright. Cruz had come prepared for destruction. “I was prepared for this. I wasn't here to just fight. I was here to terminate him,” Cruz declared after the battle. “I did my talking right here in the ring.” The victory marked Cruz’s fourth straight win since his unanimous-decision loss to Gervonta Davis on December 5, 2021, in Los Angeles. Now, the Mexican contender was making it clear that he intended to rule the 140-pound division for years to come. Romero, the taller fighter fighting out of Las Vegas, never found the comfort of home advantage as the T-Mobile Arena erupted behind a fiercely pro-Mexico crowd. He fell to 15-2, suffering his second defeat in his last three fights. Romero had previously been stopped by Davis in the sixth round on May 28, 2022, in Brooklyn, losing his WBA lightweight title opportunity before bouncing back with a stoppage victory over Ismael Barroso on May 13, 2023, in Las Vegas, to capture the WBA junior welterweight championship. But against Cruz, Romero could never settle into his rhythm. Cruz relentlessly cut off the ring, trapped him under pressure, and hammered him with punishing power shots. From the first bell to the brutal exchanges that preceded the eighth round, Cruz refused to give Romero anywhere to escape. Footage rights provided by WSC Sports - https://tinyurl.com/anythingboxing #BoxingHighlights #Undisputed #Knockout #FightNight #Boxing #BrutalKO #BoxingClips #ko #boxingnews #boxinglegends #usa #knockout #fight #boxer #america #lightweight #lamontroach #tankdavis #pitbullcruz #ryangarcia
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