LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
Bronson Xerri and Michael Jennings have made a triumphant return to the Rugby League field after their NRL exile for testing positive to banned substances.
The dynamic duo's comeback on the same game day adds a thrilling twist to their comeback tale.
In an unexpected twist of fate, Blake Wilson's sudden illness paved the way for Bronson Xerri's long-awaited return to the NRL after a hiatus of four and a half years.
Xerri's last appearance on the field was during the intense 2019 finals series with the Cronulla Sharks, where he showcased his explosive talent as one of the most promising outside backs in the league.
Despite facing a setback with a positive steroid test in 2019, the 23-year-old speedster remained determined to make a spectacular comeback.
After a stint in the NSW Cup, Xerri's signing with the Bulldogs for this season marks a fresh start and a chance to solidify his place in the team's backline.
Coach Ciraldo expressed his admiration for Xerri's resilience, stating, "It's one of those cool moments in coaching, where you see a guy who's worked so hard," highlighting Xerri's unwavering commitment to reclaiming his position in the high-stakes world of Rugby League.
As Xerri and Jennings reignite their passion for the game, fans are in for a thrilling ride filled with sporting prowess and redemption.