AAP The NRL says it won't back down from its hardline stance on fighting despite widespread condemnation of the strict interpretation of its new rule after four players were sin-binned in State of Origin II. A number of players past and present as well as both Origin coaches added their voice to calls for the 'one-punch and you're off' edict - which was brought in after Paul Gallen's flurry of punches in the Origin opener - to be reversed....
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