Behind the Roar is back with a brand new episode filmed inside the PWA training facility in Campbelltown.This week, host Lachy McIntyre is joined by Wests Tigers duo Luke and Kit Laulilii, plus special guest — PWA superstar Robbie Eagles. Expect plenty of laughs, inside stories, and the boys going head-to-head in a chaotic round of 10 Second Trash Talk.But that’s not all — just when things are heating up, an unexpected intruder in the form of Sam Osbourne crashes the set. You’ll want to stick around until the very end for that!Proudly brought to you by  @ProWrestlingAustralia 

Behind the Roar is back with a brand new episode filmed inside the PWA training facility in Campbelltown.

This week, hosts Lachy McIntyre is joined by Wests Tigers duo Luke and Kit Laulilii, plus special guest — PWA superstar Robbie Eagles. Expect plenty of laughs, inside stories, and the boys going head-to-head in a chaotic round of 10 Second Trash Talk.

But that’s not all — just when things are heating up, an unexpected intruder in the form of Sam Osbourne crashes the set.

You’ll want to stick around until the very end for that!

Proudly Brought to you by Pro Wrestling Australia.

In this special episode of Behind the Roar, proudly presented by ‪@ProWrestlingAustralia‬ Wests Tigers co-captains Jarome Luai and Api Koroisau sit down for an honest and entertaining conversation about leadership, growth, and the season so far.With this weekend's Members Appreciation Round fast approaching, the pair reflect on the 2025 season to date and the lessons they’ve learned about themselves and each other.Romey opens up on his time at the club so far, while Api talks about the value of sharing the captaincy and the importance of staying composed both on and off the field.There’s also plenty of laughs as the boys take part in a PWA-inspired “ladder match” game, name the teammate most likely to fight for Instagram fame, and reveal their guilty pleasures; from anime and Whitney Houston, to dream dinner guests and contract extension banter.With insight, humour and a surprise guest appearance, this episode offers a unique look inside the minds of two of the club’s most influential figures.

This week on Behind the Roar, brought to you by Pro Wrestling Australia ‪@ProWrestlingAustralia‬ we sit down with Wests Tigers debutants Tristan Hope and Charlie Murray - two players who’ve taken the long road to the NRL.Hosted by Tim Grant, this episode dives deep into the challenges both men faced chasing their rugby league dreams - from juggling full-time jobs and family commitments, to grinding it out in Queensland Cup before earning their shot in the top grade.Hope opens up on reluctantly having to leave behind his pregnant partner and young child for a 17-week train-and-trial contract, while Murray shares his emotional reaction to finally making his NRL debut after nearly giving the dream away.The pair also reflect on their time together at Brisbane Tigers, the impact of coaches and mentors on their careers to date, and the moment they got the call-up from Benji Marshall to make their debuts - moments made even more special by the sacrifices they and their families made to get there.With honesty, humility and plenty of laughs, this episode is a must-listen for anyone chasing a dream, whether in rugby league or otherwise.

This week on Behind the Roar, proudly brought to you by Pro Wrestling Australia (PWA), Kezie Apps is joined by two of her Wests Tigers NRLW teammates, Montana Clifford and Evie McGrath, for an episode full of laughs, insight and reflection as they gear up for Round 1.

The duo open up on their journeys to Wests Tigers, from childhood in regional and suburban NSW, to debuting in the NRLW. Clifford shares how she left home straight out of school to chase the rugby league dream on the Gold Coast, while McGrath reflects on her South Coast roots and watching Kezie on TV before eventually running out beside her as a Tiger.

They dive deep into the club’s culture, the importance of connection, and the impact of preseason; including a brutal training camp that tested the squad mentally and physically.

Both players also name the teammates who have inspired them most in recent months, and reflect on the pride of taking part in a powerful cultural night hosted by the club.

There’s also time for some fun with “Rapid Fire Rumble” thanks to PWA; revealing teammates most likely to forget their boots, favourite cheat meals, and who they’d definitely avoid wrestling in training!

With the season opener against the Broncos this weekend, this is a great chance to hear directly from two emerging stars of the Wests Tigers NRLW squad and learn why this year’s team feels more united than ever.

In this special episode of Behind the Roar, Wests Tigers CEO Shane Richardson provides an in-depth update on key developments both on and off the field.Richo reflects on the club’s recent performances, acknowledging the 5-8 record but praising the team’s growth, effort, and the exciting style of footy under Benji Marshall. He highlights standout individual performances, the return of key forwards, and a positive outlook for the remainder of the season.On recruitment, Richardson discusses the recent signing of English star Kai Pearce-Paul and the addition of Taylan May on a train-and-trial deal, reinforcing the club’s strategy to build a finals-calibre roster.He also shares insights on a Membership milestone, NRLW preparations ahead of the 2025 season, stadium plan updates, and more.Richo again reiterates the club’s goal to become one of Sydney’s powerhouse teams, both on the field and in the community.

On this episode of Behind the Roar Wests Tigers front-rowers Terrell May and Fonua Pole sit down for a candid, wide-ranging chat hosted by Tim Grant.Sponsored by ‪@ProWrestlingAustralia‬ this episode is packed with insight into life on and off the field, with the boys discussing the tough realities of playing in the front row, and the passions that keep these players grounded beyond the game.Terrell shares his heartfelt ambition to don the Blues jersey in State of Origin - not just for himself, but for his family who would be thrilled to see him represent NSW. Fonua, who grew up in Melbourne, shares how he fell in love with rugby league despite growing up in AFL heartland.TG discusses the importance of having something meaningful outside of football to hold onto; whether that’s podcasting, studying, gaming, or any passion that keeps you driven.

On this episode of Behind the Roar, Kezie Apps hosts two of her Wests Tigers NRLW teammates, Sarah Togatuki and Christian Pio.

This episode is must-with, with 'Sala' and Chris reliving their paths to the NRLW, revealing how community support, family, and resilience shaped their journeys.

The duo also share their excitement about returning to NRLW preseason and their hopes for the season ahead.

ehind the Roar is brought to you by Pro Wrestling Australia, and on this episode, the front-row pair get into what their wrestling alter-ego's would be and Sala's amazing interaction with The Rock.

Kezie, Sala and Chris have all recently re-signed with the club and form a key part of our NRLW and Wests Tigers Empower community teams. 

With pre-season already underway, the NRLW season kicks off in July, so make sure you tune into Behind the Roar today.

In this week’s edition of Behind the Roar, Lachy McIntyre sits down with the club’s most recent milestone men, Adam Doueihi and Alex Twal.In this special episode, The Milestone Men reflect on their journeys so far, share stories from their careers, and answer questions submitted by you – the fans. Doueihi, who played his 100th NRL game against the Eels in Round 7, and Twal, who notched up 150 games in the epic win over the Sharks at Leichhardt, discuss their careers, the season to date and plenty more.Plus – watch their live reactions to fan-made videos of themselves and some questionable videos of team mates.Got a favourite Twal or Doueihi moment? Drop it in the comments below!Brought to you by PWA — Pro Wrestling Australia, make sure you tune in to Behind The Roar this season for exclusive interviews and club news.

In this week’s episode of Behind The Roar, Wests Tigers CEO Shane Richardson delivers an update on the future of our club - with a special focus on our long-term vision for Campbelltown Sports Stadium.Richo outlines the club’s strategic push for a $50M short-term and $100M long-term investment into Campbelltown, transforming it into a modern, fit-for-purpose venue that can support NRL and NRLW games for the next decade and beyond.

With a June 30 deadline looming, the call for commitment is clear: Campbelltown has a team in Wests Tigers, but the long-term future hinges on the support we receive now.