Mikey Lewis banned for two matches for dangerous contact on Warrington's Ewan Irwin
Hull KR half-back Mikey Lewis has been handed a two-match suspension after a disciplinary panel found him guilty of dangerous contact on Warrington Wolves forward Ewan Irwin. The incident occurred during a Super League match, prompting an investigation that concluded with the ban. Lewis, one of Hull KR's most influential attacking players, will be unavailable for upcoming fixtures, creating a notable absence for the Robins.
Read the full story at skysports.comLosing a first-choice playmaker to a suspension is a significant blow for any Super League side, and Mikey Lewis has been central to Hull KR's attacking shape this season. A two-match absence forces head coach Willie Peters to reshuffle his spine, likely bringing greater responsibility onto his half-back partner and the bench. For Warrington, the reassurance of the ban being upheld is a small measure of vindication after the physical nature of the contest.
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