Rallying around Ryan: NRL shows support for injured Storm player

Ryan Papenhuyzen in horrible scenes as NRL world rallies around Storm fullback after update

LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy

The Rugby League world was rocked by shocking news as Ryan Papenhuyzen faced a setback in his recovery.

The Melbourne Storm fullback, who was looking to make a push for a State of Origin debut under new coach Michael Maguire, suffered a devastating ankle injury during a match against the Titans.

In a heartbreaking moment, Papenhuyzen limped off the field in agony after a promising first-half performance.

Papenhuyzen, who had recently returned from a broken right ankle, found himself in trouble after getting his studs caught in the ground during a tackle.

Fans and teammates alike were left in disbelief as the talented player struggled to put weight on his injured ankle.

Commentators Andrew Voss and James Graham expressed their concern for Papenhuyzen, acknowledging the unfortunate turn of events for the young star.

Despite his resilience on the field, Papenhuyzen was forced to leave the game and head to the locker room for further assessment.

As Papenhuyzen left the stadium in a moon boot and on crutches, the Rugby League community rallied around him, showing support and wishing him a speedy recovery.

The news of his injury sent shockwaves through the NRL, highlighting the physical demands and risks associated with the sport.

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