Tuivasa-Sheck Joins Wakefield, Warriors Lose

0:00Roger Tuyvasa Shek, a former Dalley in metal winner, is leaving the New Zealand Warriors at the end of this national rugby league season. The 32-year-old fullback has signed a two-year contract with Wakefield Trinity in England's Super League. The Warriors just suffered their first loss of the season, falling 32-14 at home to the West's Tigers on Friday night. That defeat came right before the news of Tuyvasa Shek's departure broke, adding to a tough weekend for the club. Tuyvasa Shek has played every minute this season and boasts a strong career with 75 tries and 236 in R.O. games. He started with the Sydney Roosters, spent time with the Warriors, and even tried rugby union with the Blues for two seasons. He's excited about the move, seeing it as a fresh challenge for him and his family. Wakefield's coach called it a top-signing that boosts their ambitions. Meanwhile, Wakefield sits third in Super League after winning four of their first six games this season. They've also added players like Tyson Smoothie, from Brisbane and Jazz Tevaga from Manly,

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