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24 September 2026

AFL Grand Final: Mason Cox made Australia his home and became a groundbreaker

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AFL Grand Final: Mason Cox made Australia his home and became a groundbreaker

Cox, only the second American-born man to become an AFL champion, will be playing again in the AFL Grand Final on Saturday in Melbourne.

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