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November 09, 2025
Whyte Hot: Naufahu on JWH, hairstyles, Eli Katoa, and plans to become game’s top prop
Payne Haas is regarded as the best front-rower in the game. The man to replace him as top of the props will be playing against him on Sunday.
**Whyte Hot: Naufahu on JWH, hairstyles, Eli Katoa, and plans to become game’s top prop**
Get ready for a fiery clash this Sunday as rising star Naufahu Whyte prepares to take on the reigning king of props, Payne Haas. Whyte, the powerful young forward, has made no secret of his ambition: to be the best front-rower in rugby league. And he believes the path to the top runs directly through Haas.
Whyte's confidence is infectious, and it's clear he's not one to shy away from a challenge. He's been turning heads with his explosive runs, bone-jarring tackles, and an undeniable presence on the field. But beyond the brute force, there's a calculated determination driving Whyte’s ascent.
Speaking ahead of Sunday's game, Whyte touched on a variety of topics, including his admiration for veteran Roosters prop Jared Waerea-Hargreaves (JWH), his ever-evolving hairstyles, the potential of teammate Eli Katoa, and most importantly, his plan to dethrone Haas.
"Payne Haas is the benchmark," Whyte acknowledged. "Everyone looks up to him. But I'm not here to just admire him. I want to be where he is, and to do that, I have to go out there and prove myself."
Whyte's respect for JWH is also evident. He sees the Roosters enforcer as a role model, appreciating his aggression and leadership on the field. "JWH is a legend," Whyte said. "He plays with so much passion, and he's someone I try to learn from."
Beyond the on-field action, Whyte is known for his distinctive hairstyles, which have become something of a trademark. He hinted that fans can expect another fresh look soon. "I like to keep things interesting," he chuckled. "Gotta keep the fans guessing!"
He also spoke highly of his teammate, Eli Katoa, recognizing his immense potential and the role he could play in the team's future success.
However, the core of Whyte's focus remains on his primary goal: to reach the pinnacle of his position. Sunday’s match against Haas is more than just another game; it’s an opportunity for Whyte to showcase his skills, measure himself against the best, and take a significant step towards achieving his ambition. The clash promises to be a
Get ready for a fiery clash this Sunday as rising star Naufahu Whyte prepares to take on the reigning king of props, Payne Haas. Whyte, the powerful young forward, has made no secret of his ambition: to be the best front-rower in rugby league. And he believes the path to the top runs directly through Haas.
Whyte's confidence is infectious, and it's clear he's not one to shy away from a challenge. He's been turning heads with his explosive runs, bone-jarring tackles, and an undeniable presence on the field. But beyond the brute force, there's a calculated determination driving Whyte’s ascent.
Speaking ahead of Sunday's game, Whyte touched on a variety of topics, including his admiration for veteran Roosters prop Jared Waerea-Hargreaves (JWH), his ever-evolving hairstyles, the potential of teammate Eli Katoa, and most importantly, his plan to dethrone Haas.
"Payne Haas is the benchmark," Whyte acknowledged. "Everyone looks up to him. But I'm not here to just admire him. I want to be where he is, and to do that, I have to go out there and prove myself."
Whyte's respect for JWH is also evident. He sees the Roosters enforcer as a role model, appreciating his aggression and leadership on the field. "JWH is a legend," Whyte said. "He plays with so much passion, and he's someone I try to learn from."
Beyond the on-field action, Whyte is known for his distinctive hairstyles, which have become something of a trademark. He hinted that fans can expect another fresh look soon. "I like to keep things interesting," he chuckled. "Gotta keep the fans guessing!"
He also spoke highly of his teammate, Eli Katoa, recognizing his immense potential and the role he could play in the team's future success.
However, the core of Whyte's focus remains on his primary goal: to reach the pinnacle of his position. Sunday’s match against Haas is more than just another game; it’s an opportunity for Whyte to showcase his skills, measure himself against the best, and take a significant step towards achieving his ambition. The clash promises to be a
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