State of Origin 2017: Vaughan looking forward to watching heavyweight clash

Mitch Jennings
Updated June 21 2017 - 1:22pm, first published 12:32pm
WRECKING BALL: Queensland hardman Josh Papalii is set for a collision with NSW destroyer Andrew Fifita on Wednesday night. Picture: Getty Images
WRECKING BALL: Queensland hardman Josh Papalii is set for a collision with NSW destroyer Andrew Fifita on Wednesday night. Picture: Getty Images

DRAGONS forward Paul Vaughan said Sharks prop Andrew Fifita’s performance in Origin I set a new standard for front-rowers, but he’s expecting a response from the Maroons in game two – in particular from former Raiders teammate Josh Papalii.

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Mitch Jennings

Mitch Jennings

Sports Journalist

Sports writer. Sport is my passion, rugby league my first love.

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