LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
The tragic death of Manly Sea Eagles player Keith Titmuss has left the rugby league community in shock and raised serious questions about player safety.
The inquiry into his death has revealed that Titmuss may not have received adequate treatment for exertional heat stroke, a condition that can be life-threatening if not handled with urgency.
It is a sobering reminder of the physical toll that the sport can take on its athletes, and the importance of proper medical protocols in preventing such tragedies.
In a sport where toughness and resilience are celebrated, it is crucial to remember that players are not invincible and their health should always be the top priority.
The incident serves as a stark reminder that even young and fit individuals like Titmuss can be vulnerable to the dangers of extreme physical exertion.
The rugby league community will undoubtedly come together to mourn the loss of a promising talent and work towards improving player welfare in the future.