LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
Peet's Wigan Warriors have truly blitzed their way through the rugby league world with an epic 18-8 victory over the Warrington Wolves in Saturday's Challenge Cup final at Wembley.
This historic win solidified their grip on all four trophies available, a feat only a select few teams have ever achieved.
Head coach Matt Peet and captain Liam Farrell shared their insights on the club's resurgence to the top of the rugby league mountain.
"It's been a long road to get here, but the hard work and dedication have paid off," said Peet, with a glint of pride in his eye.
"We've put in the hard yards, stuck together as a team, and played the hearts out every game.
That's what it takes to conquer the rugby league world."
Captain Farrell echoed his coach's sentiments, adding, "We've been through tough times, faced formidable opponents, and come out stronger on the other side.
We've channeled the spirit of past Rugby League legends like Ellery Hanley and Mal Meninga to inspire us on the journey to greatness.
It's all about staying true to the game, pushing ourselves to the limit, and never giving up."
Peet and his warriors have truly embodied the Aussie spirit of resilience, determination, and mateship in their quest for rugby league supremacy.
With their sights set on more glory and more trophies, Wigan's reign at the top shows no signs of ending anytime soon.
Watch out world, Peet's Wigan is here to stay!