In a surprising turn of events, the controversial star of Nrl Taylan May has caused intrigue among fans by insinuating a surprising race axis away from the Rugby League.
The 23 -year -old had positions of domestic violence fell early in the week after her wife did not appear to the court after claiming her hit her eye, she hit her forehead and threatened her verbally.
May declared an innocent assault causing real bodily damage, two charges of harassment or intimidation with the intention of causing fear and two positions to contravene an order of detained violence (avo).
The player now seems to be exploring New Horizons beyond professional sports, if his activity on social networks is something to happen.
May has Published images of yourself appearing in a video clip of rap And he has renamed Instagram to 'Taylanmayfair'.
He has also established a separate Instagram account called 'Mayfair Pty Ltd' that seems to be related to other commercial companies.
The former winner of the Premier League of the Penrith Panthers, Taylan May, leaves the Local Court of Penrith on Monday after the police withdrew the positions of domestic violence
May is exploring the new horizons creatively with the launch of Video Teaser rap (in the photo)
A Australian hip hop news account announced Tuesday: 'The world of Australian rap has just won another NRL player with @taylanmayfair last night revealing that his first official launch is on his way along with brother @Ttgtevi'.
May published a message that announced the impact of the clip, with a legend that said: 'There are not even 24 hours of 306K views. We are not here to participate. 1k comments and film an MV (music video). We appreciate Da Luv, keep running it.
A visibly relieved relief left Penrith Courthouse smiling after Monday's dismissal, accompanied by lawyers and supporters. However, he refused to provide any public comments.
The legal battle significantly interrupted the Rugby League race of May.
The NRL left him indefinitely under his suspension policy without guilt on May 23, 2024, and then separated from the Panthers by mutual agreement in July last year.
However, the president of the Australian Rugby League Commission, Peter V'landys, confirmed Monday that the 23 -year -old was authorized to return to the game immediately.
“Now that there is no pending charge, it is free to play,” said V'landys.
'The support policy without guilt is always due to police. Police charges have been withdrawn. It was removed until the matter is over. Now it is concluded. It is free to play.
'The suspension rule was a line of line in the sand of the game that under any circumstances will tolerate violence against women or children.
May (in the photo outside the court) played 30 games for the Panthers, including the grand final of the NRL 2022 before the League left it behind
With the retired charges, May could now return to the NRL if the league gives it green light to find a new club
'If the police accused a player, then we endure the player. As the charges have been withdrawn, less that some other evidence is presented, is free to play.
Wests Tigers has been named as a club potentially interested in May services after signing his brother Terrell of Sydney's roosters for this season.
May's story with the Panthers was turbulent.
Before the accusations of domestic violence, he was declared guilty of assaulting a teenage fan who took a video of him at a final party after the girl in 2021.
Last year he was reprimanded for publishing images of himself in a speeding car.
The incident attracted the scrutiny of the Integrity Unit of NRL and Penrith Management, which led to temporarily eliminating its social media accounts.
“I was in the car, but I wasn't driving, I can't say who was driving,” said May in response to the speeding incident.
He later expressed his regret for the attention that the incident attracted due to his profile.
Now clear of criminal charges, May's path is open to a possible return to the Rugby Professional League, although its future remains uncertain.
May played 30 games with the Panthers and contributed to his 2022 Grand Final victory, and also represented Samoa in 2022.