OFFICIAL Kai Pearce-Paul #304

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Kai Pearce-Paul to join Wests Tigers from 2026 season​

Author Wests Tigers
Timestamp Fri 6 Jun 2025, 10:35 AM

Wests Tigers are pleased to announce that Kai Pearce-Paul will join the club ahead of the 2026 season on a three-year deal.

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The English international edge forward has played 32 NRL games for the Knights since joining Newcastle for the 2024 season and previously played 61 games for Wigan from 2020-23.


A Super League Grand Final winner in 2023, the towering forward stands at 6’6” and weighs 108 kg.

Pearce-Paul has impressed since making the move to Australia, with the 24-year-old possessing an imposing frame and skilful offloading ability.

His performances for the English national side include appearances at the 2022 World Cup and their successful Test series against Samoa in 2024.

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Kai is delighted to commit his future to Wests Tigers.

"I am excited to join the Wests Tigers in 2026. It is a fantastic opportunity, and I cannot wait," said Pearce-Paul.

"I grew up watching Benji and have always looked up to him, so being coached by him will be pretty special."

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Pearce-Paul has averaged 118 running metres and 40 tackles per match in 2025.

Wests Tigers CEO Shane Richardson was pleased to secure the back-rower’s services.

"Kai is a rising talent and already an international player with England. He’s also a quality person from a great family," said Richardson.

At just 24, he brings professionalism and talent, and we see him as an important part of our future.

Shane RichardsonWests Tigers CEO
Head Coach Benji Marshall believes Pearce-Paul will prove a great addition to the squad.

"Kai is a powerful, mobile forward who really suits what we’re building here," said Marshall.

"He’s not only a great athlete but also a great person, and he’ll bring strong qualities to our team.

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"I’m really looking forward to coaching him and seeing the impact he’ll have on our squad.”
 
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No. Next year. Love your humour. It's not the end of the world. How your kids going?
12 weeks = 3 months . Round 16 of 27 so 11 weeks left . Make the finals and he could be there . Very likely actually. Pecs tend to take way less time than before. .i remember 20 years ago a pec injury could be 2 years out of the game . Not anymore
 
12 weeks = 3 months . Round 16 of 27 so 11 weeks left . Make the finals and he could be there . Very likely actually. Pecs tend to take way less time than before. .i remember 20 years ago a pec injury could be 2 years out of the game . Not anymore


There will be no finals for us. Not because we are shite. It's just our injuries. I get it

After all those 6 against us - it takes a toll. Sometimes it's just an injury.
Can someone please inform us all of the 6 agains against the top 4 teams and the rest of the comp - the correlation with injuries as opposed to normal injuries

You are good Lestronge You always were. Most of the time you keep it real

But I have to declare - very unlikely we will not make the top 8 this year. Not because we are not good enough. Just our best are not playing.
I'm sure most of you would agree.
I mean... you don't have to be a brain surgeon or rocket scientist to summize this.

We done good this year. Very good.

Injuries crueled us.

Otherwise - we done good.

We are looking good.
 
Sorry disagree . Many of the teams above us enter the shit part of their draw. W3 just went through it .
Don't be sorry. I agree with your point of view. We all see life differently.

You care about their team more than your own team.

That's not the shit part. That's life man

We all go through it.

I hear you man. I've been there.
 

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