Rhyse Martin insists his priority is helping Leeds Rhinos win games, not set goal-kicking records as he moves close to a remarkable feat. Martin has kicked his last 27 goals without failure, with his last miss coming all the way back at the Magic Weekend in Newcastle.
He continued his perfect record from the tee last week with four from four as the Rhinos strengthened their play-off credentials with victory over Warrington Wolves. Mason Lino currently holds the record in Super League and the NRL, with 36 straight conversions in a row - a record Martin himself had before the Wakefield Trinity scrum-half surpassed him last season. The record outside of Super League is 41, set by Jamie Ellis and Liam Finn.
But as he closes in on tying with Lino's Super League record, Martin says he isn't interested in anything other than continuing Leeds' own remarkable run of form. "The only thing that matters is climbing up the table," he told Rugby League Live.
