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Who is the 4th Burgess brother?

Published in Rugby League Players 2 mins read

Luke Burgess is the fourth prominent member of the Burgess family, renowned for their careers in rugby league.

The Burgess brothers have made a significant impact on the sport, particularly in the National Rugby League (NRL) and with the England national team. While Sam, George, and Tom are often highlighted for their simultaneous play at the South Sydney Rabbitohs, Luke Burgess is indeed the fourth sibling who also forged a successful professional rugby league career.

The Burgess Brothers

The four brothers who have played professionally are:

  • Sam Burgess: Known for his powerful play and leadership, often referred to as 'Slammin' Sam'.
  • George Burgess: A formidable prop forward, part of the dominant Rabbitohs pack.
  • Tom Burgess: Another strong prop forward, continuing the family's legacy.
  • Luke Burgess: An experienced prop who also played in the NRL alongside his brothers.

Luke Burgess's Career

Luke Burgess carved out his own professional career as a rugby league prop. He notably played in the NRL for the South Sydney Rabbitohs, where he was at one point joined by his younger brothers. His career also included a stint with the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles, showcasing his experience and skill in the demanding competition.

Here's a quick overview of the four brothers:

Brother Primary Position Notable Clubs (NRL)
Sam Burgess Lock / Second-row South Sydney Rabbitohs
George Burgess Prop South Sydney Rabbitohs
Tom Burgess Prop South Sydney Rabbitohs
Luke Burgess Prop South Sydney Rabbitohs, Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles

Luke's contribution to the sport, alongside his brothers, solidifies the Burgess family's unique place in rugby league history, with all four siblings achieving professional success at the highest levels of the game.