'What I need right now isn't sympathy': Souths star retires after MND diagnosis The announcement by South Sydney and Queensland Maroons star Jai Arrow that he will retire from rugby league due to a motor neurone disease (MND) diagnosis serves as a stark reminder of the high price athletes pay for their passion.
The 30 year old enforcer, known for his fearless approach on the field, is now facing an uncertain future.
Arrow has played 178 games for the Broncos, Titans, and South Sydney, as well as 12 Origin outings for Queensland.