Jason Robinson admits that Wigan's World Cup Challenge victory in Brisbane 21 years ago took his own reputation to the next level. Now he believes the current crop of Super League stars can do the same this weekend. Robinson was only 19 when his solo try helped Wigan to a 20-14 victory in front of 54,000 people at Lang Park – now the ANZ Stadium - in 1994. One of the Australian commentators suggested at the time: 'They will make him the Mayor of Wigan after that'. Looking back this week, the former Wigan winger said: 'It's true that my reputation and standing in the game was different because of that match. If you can perform in a match like that then it immediately earns you respect.
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Jason Robinson was only 19 when his solo try helped Wigan to a 20-14 victory in front of 54,000 people at Lang Park
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This year's World Club Challenge is being played as a series
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Warrington Wolves face St George-Illawarra on Friday
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Wigan Warriors will come up against Brisbane Broncos on Saturday
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Super League winners St Helens face NRL champions South Sydney Rabbitohs at Langtree Park on Sunday
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Robinson played more than 300 times for Wigan before switching to union
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The winger won the Rugby World Cup with England in 2003
Robinson was a huge hit in union and scored a superb try in @placeholder's 2003 World Cup final triumph