RUGBY League legend Rob Burrow says he has too many reasons to keep fighting on after defying his life expectancy.
The dad-of-three features in an intimate documentary about how he and his family deal with motor neurone disease.
Rob, 40, was diagnosed in December 2019 and has passed his two-year life expectancy.
In the film he promises not to give in until his last breath.
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