Melbourne Storm

Melbourne Storm Dominates Warriors with Epic Comeback and Winning Streak

Storm shine with Hughes leading the charge against Warriors in a thrilling NRL showdown!

In a thrilling NRL showdown, the Melbourne Storm showcased their resilience and dominance against the New Zealand Warriors. Despite being 14-0 down, Melbourne's halfback Jahrome Hughes led a remarkable fightback, propelling his team to a 20-14 lead at halftime. The Storm's momentum continued as they hammered the Warriors with a comprehensive 38-24 victory in Auckland, extending their nine-year winning streak over their rivals.

The Storm's long-standing dominance over the Warriors was further highlighted as they continued their winning streak, maintaining their stronghold in the NRL. The powerful second-rower Eliesa Katoa played a pivotal role in inspiring Melbourne to victory, haunting his old NRL club in a sold-out game at Go Media Stadium.

The Warriors' persistent struggles against the Storm were emphasized as they extended their losing record in a match filled with fluctuating fortunes. Despite their efforts, the double sin bin proved costly for the Warriors as they succumbed to the Storm's superiority once again.

In a captivating clash, the Melbourne Storm's 3261-day winning streak against the Warriors remains the longest active head-to-head losing run in the NRL. The Storm's ability to maintain their dominance and deliver consistent victories showcases their unwavering determination and skill in the league.