Hull KR: Peters Credits May’s Impact on Lewis
Coach Willie Peters credits Tyrone May’s impact on Mikey Lewis as critical to Hull KR’s success, highlighting May’s instrumental role in unlocking Lewis’s full potential. May’s contract extension through 2027 signals Peters’ confidence in their ability to chase a Grand Final win.Peters emphasizes that May’s organizational skills provide Lewis teh space to shine. The team is now focused on Thursday’s game against Castleford after their Wembley victory.Securing key players like May remains the priority as Hull KR pushes on.News Directory 3 provides thorough updates on all things rugby league. Will Hull KR continue its winning streak? Discover what’s next.
Hull KR Coach Praises Tyrone May’s impact on Mikey Lewis
Updated June 17, 2025
Hull Kingston Rovers coach Willie peters believes scrum-half tyrone May has been instrumental in unlocking the full potential of Mikey Lewis, the Man of Steel. Peters highlighted the importance of the May-Lewis combination for the team’s success.
May recently signed a two-year contract extension, keeping him at Craven Park through 2027, following Hull KR’s Challenge Cup victory at Wembley. Peters is confident that May’s presence will help the club pursue a Grand Final win.
Peters told BBC Radio Humberside that May is a vital part of the team.He noted that while Lewis often scores the tries, May plays a crucial role in setting up those opportunities.According to Peters, May’s organizational skills in the middle third of the field allow Lewis the space he needs to excel.
May joined Rovers in 2024 from Catalans Dragons. Despite offers from the National rugby League, he chose to remain in the Super League. Peters believes the chance to win a Grand Final influenced May’s decision, especially after their narrow defeat by Wigan last season.
Peters emphasized the importance of ensuring May wanted to stay for the right reasons. Securing key players like May is crucial for the team’s future, Peters said.
hull KR faces Castleford on Thursday. After celebrating their Wembley win and a subsequent 68-6 victory over Catalans, Peters said the team is focused on getting back to business. He added that they are not complacent and no what to expect from Castleford, who played well against Hull FC recently.
Peters said that while the team wants more trophies, they are not getting ahead of themselves. He stressed the hard work ahead, starting with the game against Castleford.
What’s next
Hull KR aims to build on their recent Challenge Cup victory and make a strong push for the Grand Final, with Tyrone May playing a key role in their strategy.