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Hammer locked in just one day after hitting open market

Published by The Sydney Morning Herald · Australia 11 h ago

The Dolphins have secured a huge coup as a flurry of their star players hit the open market, with Maroons and Samoa star Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow re-signing.

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