Mikey Lewis banned for two matches for dangerous contact in Super League
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Last updated Aug 20, 2026

Hull KR's Mikey Lewis has been suspended for two matches due to dangerous contact with Warrington Wolves' Ewan Irwin during a rearranged Super League match on Tuesday night. Lewis received a Grade C charge following an incident where his studs made contact with Irwin's ankle. This ban will see him miss games against Wigan Warriors and Huddersfield Giants. Lewis had recently returned from a four-match suspension for a previous headbutt. Hull KR head coach admitted there was no intent behind Lewis's actions, while Warrington's coach described the contact as 'very dangerous'. It remains unclear if Hull KR will appeal the suspension.
- •Mikey Lewis suspended for dangerous contact with Ewan Irwin.
- •He was charged with a Grade C offense during Round 2 of Super League.
- •Lewis had just returned from a four-match ban for a headbutt.
- •He will miss matches against Wigan Warriors and Huddersfield Giants.
- •Hull KR may decide whether to appeal the ban.
"Hull KR's Mikey Lewis has been banned for two matches for dangerous contact with Warrington Wolves' Ewan Irwin during their rearranged round two Super League match on Tuesday night.
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