LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
Mark Nawaqanitawase may lead the competition as the top try-scorer, but Cronulla Sharks winger Ronaldo Mulitalo is confident in his ability to contain the 2025 Ken Irvine medallist.
Nawaqanitawase has had an impressive season, breaking multiple records during his first full year in rugby league. Recently, he has showcased exceptional form by scoring seven tries in his last two matches as he prepares for his first NRL finals series.
A formidable opponent on the wing, Nawaqanitawase is renowned for his agility, ability to evade tackles, and knack for creating scoring opportunities out of challenging situations.
Despite this, fellow winger Ronaldo Mulitalo is looking forward to the challenge of facing him on Saturday night. Mulitalo, a talented player in his own right, is eager for the showdown and believes that the "best man wins" will determine the outcome.
"I'm excited for it. That's why I play this game. I want the best of the best," Mulitalo remarked as the match approaches.
"I couldn't care less what he's got. It's me or him next week, and that's all that matters to me."