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‘Worth dying for’: James Graham reflects on checkered history with concussion – Wide World of Sports
‘Something worth dying for’
Former NRL hard-man James Graham has admitted the consequences of concussion stemming from his lengthy rugby league career was at one point “something worth dying for.”
Graham has had a long-documented relationship with head knocks, not least for his controversial stance on the issue which made him one of the most outspoken figures within the game on the topic.
Amid the code’s growing concern, Graham once said: “It’s my life, I’ll do what I want to … well, within certain realms. What’s the alternative?…
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