It appears that the Warriors career of Roger Tuivasa-Sheck is over amid reports the outside back suffered a ruptured ACL over the weekend.
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Tuivasa-Sheck bravely tried to play on after picking up the injury early in the Warriors’ 30-12 win before eventually limping off Jubilee Oval.
Warriors coach Andrew Webster couldn’t shed much light on the injury post-game, but it has since been revealed that the club fear Tuivasa-Sheck has sustained a serious knee injury that will end his season.
“It’s just funny with those injuries, I wish we had a scan machine at every ground and then we could walk in here and give you guys feedback straight away, and we’d have clarity,” Webster said on Saturday night.
“But until we get that, we’ll just wait and see.”
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The NZ Herald reported on Monday that while Tuivasa-Sheck will have scans today to confirm the severity, the Warriors believe they’ll hear the worst possible news.
The 32-year-old is set to join Super League club Wakefield on a multi-year deal from 2027, meaning a return to the NRL is extremely slim.
If this the last we see of Tuivasa-Sheck this season, it would likely mark the end of a terrific NRL career.
He’s played 242 games, 84 for the Roosters and 158 for the Warriors (across two stints).