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Bulls coach: No new evidence at Wessels hearing

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October 27, 2025

THE controversy over the nine-week ban given to Bulls forward Jan-Hendrik Wessels has deepened, with his coach, Johan Ackermann confirming to the media that no fresh evidence was made available to the disciplinary hearing that condemned Wessels.

- MIKE GREENAWAY

The United Rugby Championship hearing said that Wessels was guilty of grabbing Connacht flank Josh Murphy’s genitals during the Bulls’ 28-27 win in Galway. At the time of the incident, the 18th minute of the game, the TMO could find no evidence of wrongdoing after several television replays.

“There was no other footage that I was aware of that brought a different view,’ Ackermann said on Saturday.

“The facts in the hearing were the facts they made the decision on. I'm not going to say too much because the appeal is in, so now we are just waiting for a date.”

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