LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
The Warriors are celebrating a Maxigesic Recovery Report triumph as NRL veterans Kurt Capewell and Bunty Afoa make a triumphant return from the injury list.
Capewell, a seasoned player at 30 years old, was struck in the throat in the clash against St George Illawarra which kept him sidelined for the Anzac Day showdown with the Titans.
However, he has battled through and is set to reclaim his starting position in the upcoming match against Newcastle, showing true grit and determination.
Afoa, a 27-year-old powerhouse, is also making a comeback after dealing with a pesky hamstring strain that has kept him out of action since the victory over South Sydney in the fifth round.
His return will surely bolster the team's defensive line and provide some much-needed muscle in the forward pack.
Unfortunately, not all news is good news as hooker-half Paul Roache will be sitting out this week due to concussion protocols after a knock to the head while playing for the NZ Warriors' New South Wales Cup side in their nail-biting draw with Penrith.
But as they say in the world of Rugby League, one man's misfortune is another man's opportunity, and this setback will provide a chance for someone else to step up and shine.
With Capewell and Afoa back in action, the Warriors are poised to tackle their upcoming opponents with renewed vigor and determination.
As the saying goes, it's not about how many times you get knocked down, but how many times you get back up.
The Warriors are ready to roar back to life and show the league what they're made of.