Evander Holyfield filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles Thursday in attempt to stop the upcoming auction of some of his boxing memorabilia.Holyfield’s lawsuit is seeking an order to block the sale of 20 of the almost 450 items set for auction on Nov. 30 by Julien’s Auctions. Some of the items set to hit the auction block are the gloves he wore when Mike Tyson bit a piece of his ear off and his Olympic bronze medal.The lawsuit maintains that Holyfield must consent to the auction of all items and the disputed items should be returned immediately.In a press release announcing the auction earlier in the year Darren Julien, president and CEO of Julien’s Auctions, said that his company received permission from Holyfield to list the items for sale.Julien said that his company has worked for months to organize a world-class auction of Holyfield’s memorabilia along with other items removed from his foreclosed mansion in Georgia.According to Julien, Holyfield has received an advancement of hundreds of thousands of dollars. He said that the future Hall of Fame boxer even selected the items he wanted to keep, despite the lawsuit claiming Holyfield was frequently distracted while the items were being sorted and catalogued.Championship belts he won in 1993, robes he wore in the Olympics and a Father of the Year award are some of the disputed items that Holyfield  would like a judge to block the sale of for perspective buyers.The lawsuit asserts withdrawing these items from the auction would only diminish the amount of money the auction would profit from.”If, on the other hand, Holyfield is forced to sell those few items of personal property that have the very most sentimental value to him as he looks back over his career, and which he wants to pass down to future generations of his family, the hardship is overwhelming and irreparable,” the lawsuit states.Holyfield announced his retirement on his 50th birthday on Oct. 19, to change his mind a week later and return to the ring.Holyfield has a lifetime record of 44-10-2 with one decision, now he is hoping for a knockout decision from a California judge to salvage the items scheduled to be auction is late November. read more

December 3, 2018 Categories: Good Morning San Diego, Local San Diego News, Sports 00:00 00:00 spaceplay / pause qunload | stop ffullscreenshift + ←→slower / faster ↑↓volume mmute ←→seek  . seek to previous 12… 6 seek to 10%, 20% … 60% XColor SettingsAaAaAaAaTextBackgroundOpacity SettingsTextOpaqueSemi-TransparentBackgroundSemi-TransparentOpaqueTransparentFont SettingsSize||TypeSerif MonospaceSerifSans Serif MonospaceSans SerifCasualCursiveSmallCapsResetSave SettingsSAN DIEGO (KUSI) – Utah will face Northwestern in the Holiday Bowl on New Year’s Eve at San Diego County Credit Union Stadium in a match up of teams that lost their conference championship games, organizers announced Sunday.Utah (9-4) lost to Washington, 10-3, Friday in the Pac-12 Conference title game.Northwestern (8-5) lost to Ohio State, 45-24, in the Big Ten Conference title game Saturday night in a game it trailed 31-24 early in the fourth quarter.The Holiday Bowl gets the second selection from the Pac-12 after the participants in the New Year’s Six bowls. The Alamo Bowl selected Washington State with the first choice.Utah and Northwestern will both be making their debuts in the Holiday Bowl, which has been played annually since 1978.The Holiday Bowl has matched teams from the Pac-12 and Big Ten Conference since 2014.The game is scheduled for December 31st at SDCCU Stadium.For tickets and more information click here. Updated: 8:09 AM Northwestern and Utah to play in 2018 Holiday Bowl KUSI Newsroom KUSI Newsroom, Posted: December 3, 2018 FacebookTwitter read more

Lakshmi’s NTRScreenshot of YouTube videoDirector RGV aka Ram Gopal Varma has taken a U-turn on the controversy of Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) declining to certify Lakshmi’s NTR for release.Lakshmi’s NTR is a controversial biopic which chronicles how Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu backstabbed his late father-in-law Nandamuri Tarak Rama Rao for power. The film is set to hit the screens on March 22. Many people in the Telugu states were wondering whether the CBFC will clear it for release without any cuts/mutes.Ram Gopal Varma has now alleged that the CBFC is delaying Lakshmi’s NTR due to political pressure. The director tweeted on Sunday, “Censor board is illegally acting on outside pressure and that’s why we are filing a case in court. CBFC in trying to delay the film for reasons of favouring someone is strangely relying on model code of conduct meant for political parties and contesting candidates #LakshmiNTR.”Ram Gopal Varma expressed his anguish over the CBFC playing the role of Election Commission (EC). He tweeted, “CBFC is assuming the jurisdiction of Election Commission which is not vested in it and is withholding certification of #LakshmiNTR and constitutionally it cannot partake the role of Election Commission.”The controversial filmmaker said that the EC itself has no authority to stall the release of any film. Ram Gopal Varma tweeted, “Election Commission derives its powers under Article 324 of the Constitution which empowers it to regulate the Election process the conduct of contesting candidates and Political parties and it has no jurisdiction on exhibition of films #LakshmiNTR.”Ram Gopal Varma had also denied that Lakshmi’s NTR would favour any political party. The director tweated, “#LakshmiNTR By refusing to watch #LakshmisNTR by assuming what might be in the film, It is clear that CBFC is over reaching its authority in trying to favour someone.”Ram Gopal Varma added, “The CBFC has no authority to postpone watching the film on the ground of model code for conduct even before viewing, which amounts to a blatant violation of fundamental right of Freedom of Expression guaranteed under Article 19 of the Constitution of India.”The filmmakers also revealed that he would hold a press meet on Monday to explain the issue in detail. Ram Gopal Varma tweeted, “Me and my advocate Mr. Ponnavolu Sudhakar Reddy are going to address a press meet tmrw 18th mrng 10 AM at Prasad lab to reveal about CBFC ILLEGALLY TRYING TO STOP #LakshmisNTR ..We will be telling the details about how it will be dragged to court.”Minutes later, Ram Gopal Varma surprised everyone by saying that the matter has been solved. He announced, “There has been an unfortunate misunderstanding between our office and the CBFC which has now been cleared ..The CBFC is now doing the necessary action as per the laid down procedure ..Hence our press meet against the CBFC is cancelled ..Jai NTR #LakshmiNTR.”This sudden U-turn of Ram Gopal Varma has raised many eyebrows in the film industry. Some feel that it must be the publicity stunt of the director, who is known for his crazy promotional strategies.Ram Gopal Varma had also released a letter with the headline – “I am filing a case on the Censor Board for illegally stopping Lakshmi’s NTR.” In this letter, the director had blasted the CBFC and revealed his decision to drag it to the court. Here is his detailed letter. read more

Johnny Depp in Fantastic Beasts 3Fantastic Beasts (@fantasticbeastsmovie/Instagram)Johnny Depp’s personal and professional lives are currently under the radar after his former wife Amber Heard reportedly accused him of tormenting her during their marriage. Amid all the ongoing controversy, there are reports that Warner Bros. is not taking this lightly. Fans are now concerned whether they get to see Johnny Depp as Gellert Grindelwald in Fantastic Beasts 3 or not?In the Fantastic Beasts movie series, Johnny Depp plays the role of Gellert Grindelwald — the dark wizard who was once very close to Albus Dumbledore. Johnny’s portrayal of Grindelwald in the second part was appreciated by fans and critics. However, amid the ongoing lawsuit, things are not looking too good for Depp.As reported earlier this week, Johnny Depp has filed a $50 million lawsuit against his former wife Amber Heard, who, in return has asked a judge to dismiss the defamation lawsuit. As per a report by PageSix, executives at Warner Bros. are wondering how to handle the ongoing backlash when it comes to Johnny Depp.”High-level female execs at the studio are extremely worried about working with Depp and the message it sends to the public, especially after the recent sordid departure of CEO Kevin Tsujihara,” reads the latest report.As we reported last month, Warner Bros. decided that its chairman and CEO, Kevin Tsujihara should step down from his position based on his inappropriate affair with an actress. When it comes to Johnny Depp, the report suggests that this is yet another blow to all the female employees who work at Warner Bros. Amber Heard and Johnny Depp divorced in August after 15 months of marriage, following weeks of highly publicized claims of domestic violence by Heard and counterclaims of financial blackmailing by Depp.Reuters”Many at Warner Bros. wish that Rowling hadn’t come out so strongly behind Depp, because having made her opinion so public boxes them into a corner,” a source said.So, will Johnny Depp be featured in Fantastic Beasts 3 movie? JK Rowling commented on this back in 2017 when she wrote on her website that the stories on Depp have concerned her and everyone who is closely involved with the franchise. That being said, she added that David Yates considered the possibility of recasting in the past.”Within the fictional world and outside it, we all have to do what we believe to be the right thing,” Rowling said in the past. read more

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on Monday termed the reason for fuel price hike as unjustifiable when there is no change in the international price of crude oil.PMK founder S Ramadoss accused the central government and the oil marketing companies of cheating the public. The statements came as oil companies on Sunday hiked the prices of petrol and diesel by 36 paise and 90 paise respectively.Jayalalithaa said it was unjustifiable to hike the fuel prices citing the exchange rate between Indian rupee and the US dollar and also the international prices of petrol and diesel when there is no change in the crude oil prices in the international market.Citing the central government’s hike of the excise duty on petrol and diesel by Rs.1.60 and 40 paise per litre last week, Jayalalithaa said the hike in retail prices of fuel is not right.It was unacceptable to decide the prices of fuel based on the exchange rate as the dollar prices change as per demands. Demanding the rollback of the recent fuel price hike, Jayalalithaa urged the central government to change the manner of pricing oil.Ramadoss said contrary to the claims of the central government and oil companies, the crude prices in the international market have come down from $44.72 per barrel to $42.41 on 13 November.Ramadoss said petrol and diesel were retailed at Rs. 41.25 and Rs. 29.30 per litre in 2004 when the international price of crude oil per barrel was $43.05. The current price of crude oil per barrel in the international market being $42.41, reduction in fuel prices is warranted.Currently, the petrol and diesel are sold at a price higher by Rs. 20 per litre. This is clearly a burden on the people, Ramadoss said.Instead of reducing the fuel prices on 1 November, the oil companies hiked the petrol and diesel prices by 40 paise and Re.1 respectively.Referring to the latest excise duty hike on fuel, Ramadoss said, “The oil companies then said they would bear the increased duty. But now they have increased the prices.””In totality, the central government and the oil companies have jointly cheated the people,” he said. The central government owned Indian Oil Corporation on 15 November announced hike in petrol and diesel prices.”The current level of international product prices of petrol and diesel and INR-USD exchange rate warrant an increase in prices, the impact of which is being passed on to the consumers with this price revision,” Indian Oil said in a statement on Sunday.The oil marketer said the price of petrol per litre from Monday will be Rs. 61.06 in Delhi, Rs. 66.39 in Kolkata, Rs. 68.13 in Mumbai and Rs. 61.38 in Chennai.Diesel will cost Rs. 46.80 a litre in Delhi, Rs. 50.29 in Kolkata, Rs. 54.04 in Mumbai and Rs. 48.00 in Chennai. read more

Police stand guard at the scene of a suspected terrorist attack during a pop concert by US star Ariana Grande in Manchester, northwest England on May 23, 2017. AFPTwenty-two people, including children, were killed and dozens injured when a man detonated a bomb at a pop concert by US star Ariana Grande, in Britain’s deadliest terror attack in 12 years.Screaming fans, many of them teens, fled the venue in panic after the bomb blast at the end of the concert in the northern English city of Manchester on Monday evening.”There was heat on my neck and when I looked up there were bodies everywhere”, Elena Semino, who was waiting for her 17-year-old daughter, told the Guardian newspaper.Semino, who was herself injured, said she had been standing by the ticket office of the 21,000-capacity indoor Manchester Arena when the explosion went off.”A huge bomb-like bang went off that hugely panicked everyone and we were all trying to flee the arena”, said Majid Khan, 22, who was at the show with his sister.Ambulances and bomb disposal teams rushed to the venue, as family members frantically searched for their loved ones, and residents opened their doors to stranded concert-goers after trains were cancelled.There were children among the 22 killed in the attack, while 59 people were injured, Greater Manchester Police chief Ian Hopkins said early Tuesday.British Prime Minister Theresa May condemned the “appalling terrorist attack” and suspended her campaign ahead of a general election on June 8 along with chief opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn.”All our thoughts are with the victims and the families of those who have been affected,” said May, who was due to chair an emergency ministerial meeting at around 0800 GMT on Tuesday.Grande, who was due to give a concert in London later on Tuesday, said she was “broken” in a tweet.”Broken. From the bottom of my heart, I am so, so sorry. I don’t have words,” wrote the 23-year-old, who is popular with teens and pre-teens.The attack was the deadliest in Britain since July 7, 2005 when four suicide bombers inspired by Al-Qaeda attacked London’s transport system during rush hour, killing 52 people and wounding 700 more.The Manchester blast recalled the November 2015 attack at the Bataclan concert hall in Paris in which armed men wearing explosive belts stormed in and killed 90 people. That attack was claimed by the Islamic State jihadist group.’A massive flash’Police were called to the scene at the Manchester Arena concert and sports venue at 2133 GMT.Manchester Arena said the blast “took place outside the venue in a public space”, while police said it was “within the foyer area of the stadium.”The foyer connects the auditorium with Victoria train and tram station, a major transport hub on the northern edge of the city centre.One witness, Gary Walker, told BBC Radio 5 Live he was hit by shrapnel in his foot and his wife sustained a stomach wound as they waited for their daughters.”We heard the last song go and then suddenly there was a massive flash and then a bang and smoke,” he said.Isabel Hodgins, an actress who had been at the concert, told Sky News: “Everybody was panicking, there was pushing up the stairs.”The corridor was full, it smelled of burning, there was quite a lot of smoke as we were leaving.”It’s just shocking and we just feel very shaken up. We’re just lucky to have gotten away safely,” she said.Calvin Welsford, 18, from Bristol told the BBC: “It almost sounded like a gunshot”.”I looked around and people were just spilling down, heading out of the building”.”I was actually having an asthma attack. It was sheer panic,” he said.US ‘ready to assist’Hopkins said investigators were “working closely with the national counter terrorism policing network and UK intelligence partners”.The US Department of Homeland Security, Britain’s biggest intelligence partner, said it was “closely monitoring” the situation.”We are working with our foreign counterparts to obtain additional information about the cause of the reported explosion as well as the extent of injuries and fatalities,” the department said in a statement.Tributes poured in for Manchester from around the world.Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canadians were “shocked by the news of the horrific attack,” while EU president Donald Tusk wrote: “My heart is in Manchester this night.”French President Emmanuel Macron said he was “horrified” by the attack.Pop world ralliesThe pop world also rallied, with Katy Perry tweeting: “Praying for everyone at Ariana Grande’s show”.US pop princess Taylor Swift, a friend of Grande, wrote: “My thoughts, prayers and tears for all those affected by the Manchester tragedy tonight”.In Manchester, residents tweeted with the hashtag #RoomforManchester to offer a place to stay and there were reports of taxis taking passengers for free.”We have a spare double bed and two sofas available if anybody needs a place tonight,” tweeted @iamjesyrae.Concerned relatives used the hashtag #MissinginManchester to locate loved ones.Train services to and from Manchester Victoria Station — located under the Arena — were cancelled.”Disruption is expected to continue until the end of the day,” National Rail said in a statement.Read more:19 killed in UK terror attack read more

Listen at WEAA Live Stream: http://amber.streamguys.com.4020/live.m3uOur Supreme Court expert Ken Jost, discusses the Muslim travel ban ruling against the Trump administration and a North Carolina racial redistricting ruling by the Supreme Court. And we’ll open the phone lines to ask the question: In the wake of the latest incidents of racial hatred in Maryland, what should the state’s Black communities do to protect themselves against hate crimes?These stories and much more on AFRO’s First Edition with Sean Yoes, Monday through Friday, 5-7 p.m. read more

Sister Nivedita University organised an event on the occasion of 122nd birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and Indo-Japanese Friendship Day on January 23. At the event, where different Japan delegates were invited, Masayuki Taga, Consul General of Japan and his wife, also marked their presence. Dr Fumitsugu Otsuki, Director of Dept of International Relations – Kake Educational Institution and Dr Shozo Azuma, Vice President of Dept of Risk and Crisis Management System- Chiba Institute of Science were also present to discuss the future collaborative prospects between Techno India Group and Kake Educational Institution. Also Read – Add new books to your shelfDr Ashok Ranjan Thakur, Vice-Chancellor of Sister Nivedita University, Pradyut Kumar Biswas, OSD to Chancellor, Professor Suman Chatterjee, Registrar- Sister Nivedita University, Dr R T Goswami, Director- Techno International New Town, Dr Arindam Roy, Director Academics- Techno India Group, Dr Summauli Pyne, Director – International Relations and Outreach, Techno India Group were a part of the team, to make the event successful. The event concluded with a cultural performance by the students in the honour of the guests to mark the celebration of the 122nd birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. read more

7 min read Growing a business sometimes requires thinking outside the box. Free Webinar | Sept. 9: The Entrepreneur’s Playbook for Going Global It may be embarrassing to talk about, but it’s an issue that more companies need to address: employees who access online porn sites.From a business standpoint, online adult content tends to be viewed as an “HR issue,” rather than a security issue. But, the reality is that risqué websites and apps are increasingly targeted by hackers as a way of infecting the end user. This should raise a big red flag for companies, because if an employee is infected on a work computer or from a personal device that has access to company data or networks, the entire business could be at risk.Related: 5 Things Your Employees Are Doing That Will Get You HackedAnd the threat is getting worse. Not only is traditional malware proliferating online, but criminals are creating fake porn apps to lure people into installing these malicious programs on their mobile devices. Large-scale breaches of sensitive databases — like the AshleyMadison hack of 2015 — are also a significant opportunity for extortion. Dating websites, “cheater” services, explicit social media sites and virtual sex via webcam are all prime opportunities for blackmailers. In fact, the UK’s National Crime Agency recently did a nationwide ad campaign to raise public awareness about these risks. New online tools like FakeApp, which make it easy to generate fake pornography using the images of real people, further push the boundaries for criminals, creating new opportunities for harassment and extortion.The bottom line for businesses is this: If employees are engaging in risky online activities, like pornography, “cheating” services, etc., the chances of a corporate data breach will increase. Employees are always the weakest link in any business’ cybersecurity program, so adding to that risk is obviously a problem.Here is what businesses need to know.What are the primary risks?Malware, credential theft and extortion are the key concerns with adult content websites and apps.Related: Making Your Data Unreadable to Whoever Steals It Might Be the Only Way to Keep It SafePornography websites are a good conduit for malware since there is a lot of rich media on these sites and pop-up ads are frequent. Due to the sites’ sensitive material, this also gives the hacker considerable leverage over the individual that could be used to extort information, such as account passwords and network credentials.The danger for businesses is that an employee’s personal activities online could lead to a malware infection that spreads within the company, either from a work computer or by piggybacking off of a personal device used for work purposes to get inside the firewall. Targeted extortion could also be used to get direct access to company accounts.How do criminals deliver these attacks?In many cases, they infect a legitimate porn website or its third-party advertising network with malware, which then spreads to anyone who visits the site. For instance, in just the last year we’ve seen two large malware campaigns targeting porn sites — “pornblackmailer” and Pornhub’s click-fraud malware.However, many criminals are now also creating fake adult-themed apps that trick people into installing malicious programs to their mobile devices. According to a report this year, Kaspersky Lab found “23 malware families that use porn content to hide their real functionality.” Overall it estimates 1.2 million mobile users encountered this type of malware last year.Adult-themed phishing is another method hackers use to steal credentials or infect the user’s device with malware.Related: Protect Your Business! The 7 Cybersecurity Tools You Need as an Entrepreneur.What types of malware are used?Cybercriminals are nothing if not diverse and prolific, but most reports show that porn-related malware is generally focused on credential harvesting (i.e., stealing log-ins/passwords) and financial fraud. That should be a concern for businesses, because it would not be difficult to retool this malware in order to aim it at company account log-ins and banking accounts.The fake mobile apps are equally concerning, as Kaspersky Lab estimates 46 percent are used to infect a device with “rooting” malware (which can gain high-level access and permissions on the device) and banking Trojans.Extortion is a growing threat.One particularly disturbing new trend is the use of adult content to extort or blackmail individuals, using their fear of humiliation as leverage.Related: Watch Out for These Cryptocurrency ScamsWe’ve seen a variety of schemes like this recently, such as “pornblackmailer” which takes screenshots of the victim’s computer to threaten them, and the “we know what you just watched” email scam, which has specifically targeted business email addresses. Last year, researchers also discovered a ransomware campaign called “Karo” that threatens to publicly share any nude photos discovered on the victim’s computer. Webcam sextortion is also increasing around the world, with some victims even resorting to suicide.Many victims of the 2015 Ashley Madison data breach also became the target of online blackmailers. Here is one such blackmail letter.In most of these scenarios, the attackers were only after small payments from the victims. But, what if a hacker used these same methods to force an employee to hand over the company’s network passwords, or to conduct an insider attack? How many employees would be able to stand up to this type of threat?Sexual content is an Achilles’ heel.What an employee does on his or her own time is not the company’s business, right? But, the problem with this long-held assumption is that in today’s world of “bring your own device,” remote access accounts, increased mobility and publicly accessible private lives, an employee’s actions outside of the office do have an impact on the company.This problem is compounded by the rise of online sexual content and online sexual activities. Whether it is visiting a porn site, registering for an explicit online dating service, or taking nude or semi-nude “selfies” from a personal device, all of these activities are increasingly at risk of exposure from hackers. Just look at the Brazzers’ hack, AdultFriendFinder breach and the many celebrity phone hacking scandals over the years. A recent report also found that many popular dating apps, like OKCupid, Tinder and Bumble, have vulnerabilities that could expose users’ information to hackers, blackmailers and stalkers.Related: 10 Ways You’re Being Tracked Without You Knowing ItWhat should businesses do? For starters, every company needs to have a strict workplace policy that forbids employees from visiting pornography websites in the office or from a company-owned device. Businesses should reinforce this policy with a web filter on the network that will make accessing these sites difficult.It is also a good idea to educate employees about the risks of adult-content sites and apps, such as malware and extortion. This can be incorporated into any general security awareness program.Lastly, since a company cannot — and should not — control the personal lives of its employees, it needs to take a few steps to limit the risk of an insider threat. That threat could be a malware infection that spreads from the employee’s device to the entire network, or it could be a rogue action forced by a blackmailer — such as sharing a key password. To offset this risk, “access controls” are needed. No employee should have too much access to critical company accounts or information. Limit employees’ remote access to only certain parts of the network. Passwords should be changed regularly, and protected by non-SMS/email two-factor authentication. Google Authenticator is a good alternative for two-factor authentication. If possible, the company’s network should also be segmented to prevent infections from spreading laterally across the entire network. Strong antivirus and firewalls are important, but they won’t protect against insider attacks so taking an extra defense-in-depth approach is key. Register Now » Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. February 23, 2018 read more

Luke Douglas has been named in Scotland’s squad ahead of the forthcoming World Cup.He is joined by Kane and Andrew Bentley of Toulouse Olympique as well as Warrington three-quarter Matthew Russell, Wigan winger Lewis Tierney and Scotland’s most-capped player, Danny Brough of Huddersfield.With injuries ruling out NRL Grand Finalists Lachlan Coote (ankle) and Kane Linnett (who requires an elbow operation) of North Queensland Cowboys, Leigh Centurions hooker Liam Hood (knee operation), Penrith Panthers pivot Peter Wallace (broken ribs and hand) and long-term injured Euan Aitken (shoulder) and Billy McConnochie (ACL), coach Steve McCormack has turned to a clutch of up and coming talents from the NRL and stalwarts of the Scotland scene.Forward James Bell of NZ Warriors, Sydney Roosters’ Jarred Anderson, and Penrith Panthers’ centre or wing Lachlan Stein are included for the first time, as are Bradford Bulls’ youngster Brandan Wilkinson and Shane Toal – who scored 28 tries for Barrow in their promotion campaign – both of whom came through the Scotland Under-19 pathway.“It’s just reward for those players,” said coach Steve McCormack. “Brandan has played nearly every week in the Championship for Bradford in difficult circumstances this year and has developed massively. And Shane has been a stand-out in League One and topped it all by scoring the try that got Barrow promoted last week. They are proof that there is talent coming through our pathway.”It will the youngest squad Scotland have sent to a World Cup, with three 20-year-olds (Wilkinson, Anderson and Hull KR forward Kieran Moran, an uncapped member of last year’s squad), 21-year-olds Stein and Toal, and three more players aged 23 or under.Scotland:Alex Walker (London Broncos, 3) Andrew Bentley (Toulouse Olympique, 0) Ben Hellewell (London Broncos, 15) Ben Kavanagh (Hull KR, 14) Brandan Wilkinson (Bradford Bulls, 0) Callum Phillips (Workington Town, 5) Dale Ferguson (Huddersfield Giants, 14) Danny Addy (Hull KR, 14) Danny Brough (Huddersfield Giants, 23) David Scott (Batley Bulldogs, 13) Frankie Mariano (Featherstone Rovers, 2) James Bell (New Zealand Warriors, 0) Jarred Anderson (Sydney Roosters, 0) Johnny Walker (Darlington Point Roosters,6) Kane Bentley (Toulouse Olympique, 0) Kieran Moran (Hull KR, 0) Lachlan Stein (Penrith Panthers, 0) Lewis Tierney (Wigan Warriors, 3) Luke Douglas (St Helens, 8) Matthew Russell (Warrington Wolves, 8) Oscar Thomas (Bradford Bulls, 6) Ryan Brierley (Toronto Wolfpack, 2) Sam Brooks (Featherstone Rovers, 3) Shane Toal (Barrow Raiders, 2) read more