Prince William Honors Rob Burrow
Prince William has led the tributes to the late rugby league star Rob Burrow, describing him as a "legend." Burrow, who passed away at the age of 41, was praised by Prince William for having a "huge heart" and for teaching the lesson of daring to dream in the face of adversity.
A Brave Battle
Rob Burrow, a fan favorite known for his illustrious rugby career, lost his battle with motor neurone disease. Despite his diagnosis in 2019, just two years after retiring from a successful 17-season rugby league career, Burrow remained dedicated to raising awareness and funds for the MND community.
An Iconic Career
Burrow, who spent his entire career with Leeds Rhinos, achieved remarkable success, winning eight Super League titles and representing England and Great Britain internationally. His contributions to the sport and his brave battle with MND have left a lasting impact on the rugby community.
A Legacy of Inspiration
Rob Burrow's legacy extends beyond the rugby field, as he and his close friend Kevin Sinfield have inspired millions in fundraising efforts for MND research and support. Their work has raised significant funds, including contributions to the Rob Burrow Centre for MND in Leeds, showcasing the impact of their advocacy.
