Childhood hero leaves Fa'alogo starstruck and speechless

LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe

In an exclusive interview with Zero Tackle, Melbourne Storm star Sua Fa'alogo revealed his awe-inspiring moments with childhood hero Billy Slater, as well as his experience representing Samoa in last year's Pacific Championships.

Fa'alogo, hailed as the future of the Storm, has already left fans in awe with his freakish footwork and electrifying speed on the field.

Praised as one of the brightest young talents in the NRL, Fa'alogo's rise to fame saw him secure the coveted fullback position for Samoa, showcasing his skills against powerhouse teams like Australia and New Zealand.

With only ten NRL appearances under his belt, Fa'alogo has already cemented his status as a player to watch, alongside fellow up-and-comers Ethan Strange, Lachlan Galvin, and Jaxon Purdue.

In the second part of his interview, Fa'alogo shared insights into his nerves about interacting with Slater, a true legend of the Melbourne Storm.

His admission of being "freaked out" by these encounters highlights the immense respect he holds for his childhood idol.

Fa'alogo's journey from starry-eyed fan to rising NRL sensation is a testament to his talent and determination to carve out a legacy in the world of Rugby League.

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