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Warrington’s star player, Matt Dufty, claims that “aterrorizante” Sam Burgess has taken the best out of him.

The Australian volleyball player is playing fantastically as Wolves try to knock St. Helens out of the Challenge Cup final on Sunday. Among all Super League players, he has completed more carries (141) and meters (1,231) than any other player. Electric Dufty, though, has also made an impact with seven tries and seven assists. The 28-year-old former St. George Illawarra player confirmed: “I’ve been really working to stay involved for 80 minutes.”

I participated in few games last year but eventually dropped out. My goal is to play for eighty minutes, gaining those four carries and participating in quality ball. George [Williams] has performed admirably.

“He’s been screaming at me to continue being active. And Sam has performed exceptionally well. He and Martin Gleeson have been of great assistance to me. I think I have the best coach-student relationship I’ve ever had. Sam and I click so well together, and he’s making me play my best footy.

Dufty is trying to stay clear of any “sprays” from the formidable former England striker. “He’s scary when he has those eyes,” he remarked. However, since the preseason, he hasn’t had one. We have been fulfilling all of his requests. Right now, everyone is living up to his lofty standards.

The player also said, “Sam really gets the sheds mentality,” to Burgess, 35, who has previously expressed how much he loves Dufty “as a bloke”. He knows it’s two different things being in there as a coach and isn’t all that different from when he was a player in the sheds.