Warriors star Roger Tuivasa-Sheck’s NRL career is effectively over following a season-ending knee injury, according to multiple reports. Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times and The Age all state that the injury ends his time in the competition. ABC Australia adds detail, saying Tuivasa-Sheck confirms he has suffered an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury and that it occurred in Round 12. The reports describe the ACL as a key factor in the decision, with the injury resulting in him being unable to continue through the remainder of the season. While the outlets agree on the injury’s severity and its impact on his NRL participation, they differ slightly in the phrasing—some report that his NRL career is over, while ABC describes it as appearing to be his last NRL game following his confirmation. Across the sources, there is common agreement that Tuivasa-Sheck sustains a serious knee injury in Round 12 that sidelines him for the rest of the season and signals the end of his playing career in the NRL.