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NRL club claims player Keith Titmuss contributed to training death

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The family of late NRL player Keith Titmuss has filed a lawsuit against the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles following his death during a preseason training session. In response to the legal action, the rugby league club has asserted that Titmuss contributed to his own death by acting negligently and failing to disclose that he was out of shape.

The case centers on the circumstances surrounding the player's collapse and subsequent passing during club training activities. The club's defense introduces significant questions regarding player disclosure and personal responsibility in high-performance sports environments, setting up a legal battle over liability in athlete welfare.

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ABC News (AU) (AU) Details club's specific legal defense alleging player negligence and hidden fitness levels
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