LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
Max "The King" King is set to reach a mammoth milestone in his Rugby League career as he gears up for his 100th NRL game when the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs take on the Titans tomorrow.
Hailing originally from West Maitland, young King made his mark in the junior leagues before making his NRL debut back in 2017 against the Eels.
After a stint with the Titans, King found himself donning the prestigious Melbourne Storm jersey before eventually finding his way to the Bulldogs.
Despite facing some bumps along the way, including a controversial tackle that saw him sidelined for three matches, King's determination and grit have never wavered.
After missing the entirety of the 2021 season due to injury, King bounced back stronger than ever, catching the eye of the Bulldogs who signed him on for the 2022 season.
With his unwavering dedication and commitment to the game, King's century milestone is not only a testament to his resilience but also a true reflection of his passion for the sport.
As he prepares to take the field for his 100th game, there's no doubt that King will give it his all, leaving it all out on the field in true Rugby League fashion.