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Forget The Blues or The Maroons - it’s all about the biceps and abs with this in-depth look at which State of Origin team is the most aesthetically pleasing.
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Forget The Blues or The Maroons – it’s all about the biceps and abs with this in-depth look at which State of Origin team is the most aesthetically pleasing.

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It’s Australia’s greatest sporting rivalry and although much of the nation is focused on which state will take home the shield, we’ve decided to tackle a much more important issue – which chiselled jaw line and well-sculpted torso gets our hearts racing faster than converting a try in the final minutes of the second half.

From Cronk to Merrin, the offside to the scrum, we’ve taken one for the team and left no ball un-handled as we take a very close look at the boys of the State of Origin – all in the name of journalism.

Click through and decide for yourself who deserves the title for the hottest team in the State of Origin

QLD: We’re not sure who benefits more from Billy Slater’s not-so-secret weapons, The Maroon’s or his stunning wife Nicole!

NSW: They say he “bats Merrins” dating surf goddess Sally Fitzgibbons, but we reckon Trent Merrin isn’t so bad himself.

QLD: Some say Greg Inglis is technically a New South Welshman, but we don’t care what colour his jersey is, as long as it’s tight.

NSW: Trent Hodkinson is known for kicking conversions, breaking hearts and having the best abdominal V in the NRL.

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QLD: Safe to say that we’d fall in line for this dashing captain. Cameron Smith is the best hooker in the game, and our hearts.

NSW: Those arms, that torso and a career almost as impressive as his rugged good looks – need we say more about Michael Jennings?

QLD: We wouldn’t mind being cooped up with Cooper Cronk, wink, wink. His jersey says number seven, but that body is from heaven.

NSW: Josh Dugan’s position might be the half-back, but we’d like to see his full back. Something tells us Josh doesn’t do things in halves anyway.

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QLD: Matt Scott’s run-returns might be eye catching, but my, oh my, so are those biceps!

NSW: Robbie Farah, or as we like to call him, Robbie Phwoar! We’d let this skipper steer us anywhere he’d like.

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