'Don't drop it': Star's nervous moment as Roosters celebrate in Bondi

The Sydney Roosters celebrated their NRL grand final victory in Bondi early this morning. Mark Nawaqanitawase, hailed as "extraordinary" by his coach, raised the Provan-Summons trophy to cheering fans. Nawaqanitawase, set to play rugby in Japan next year, showcased his exceptional skills by lifting the trophy in the air, with the reminder from teammates, "don't drop it."

Nawaqanitawase transformed into a game-changer in the Roosters' dramatic 19-18 win over the Knights. He was cautioned just moments before hoisting the trophy. Roosters captain James Tedesco expressed gratitude to supporters, thanking them for their unwavering backing throughout the year.

Trent Robinson, the Roosters coach, emphasized Nawaqanitawase's generational talent. Nawaqanitawase's two-try performance in the grand final brought his career tally to 47 tries in 47 games. He highlighted Nawaqanitawase's unique skill set, noting his impact on the code.

Nawaqanitawase's standout display included two tries, with his second-second try in the corner, a flawless execution of a powerful left-foot step. His ability to perform under pressure and his belief in himself shone through, making him a remarkable force on the field.