sport news Ray 'The Voice of Rugby League' Warren believes he has one more State of Origin ... trends now
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Sports commentary legend Ray 'Rabs' Warren, who retired in late 2021, has agreed to come back to commentating one more time after fans requested his return.
Known as 'The Voice of Rugby League', Warren's last commentary for an Origin game in 2021 brought his total to 99 games, just one short of the milestone 100th game.
Warren retired in 2022, ending a career in commentary that lasted over 50 years.
From a young age, Warren was passionate about commentating, even practicing by calling marble races by himself. He began his professional career at 23 in regional New South Wales.
In 1969, he moved to Sydney and started working in television in 1974.
Throughout his career, he worked for 2LF in Young, 2GB radio, Network 10, and Nine's Wide World of Sports.
Ray Warren is known as the Voice of Rugby League after a stellar career and now he is open to calling one final Origin match to bring up 100 games called
Warren was inducted into the NRL;s Hall of Fame in Sydney in 2019 for his services to the sport
In addition to covering 45 NRL Grand Finals and countless regular season matches, Warren's commentary during
