Kevin Campion made his NRL debut in 1993 with the Gold Coast Seagulls, playing 44 games for the club before signing with St. George for the start of the 1996 season.
Campion was a constant for the Dragons that season and took the field in the second row for the Dragons in the grand final, although his side were beaten by Manly 20-8.
The forward wouldn't have to wait long for his maiden premiership, winning in both 1998 and 2000 under Wayne Bennett at the Broncos.
Campion signed for the Warriors in 2001 and played in their 2002 grand final loss to the Roosters, as he became one of only five players to have played in grand finals for three different teams.
All up, Campion played 241 NRL first grade games, and represented Queensland in the State of Origin series four times.
Now, the 46-year-old works for Identified Services, who provide quality services to the school, retail, fitness and commercial industries all around Queensland.
The company also specialise in providing partners with products in cleaning, protective coating, labor hire, recruitment and building and yard maintenance.
To learn more about Identified Services, visit their website here.
Campion is still a fan of the game, and has given us his tips for round five of the NRL season!
Thursday, April 5
Raiders vs Bulldogs
GIO Stadium, 7.50pm
"That's a shoe-in for Canterbury, I used to go for the Dogs as a kid, and Canberra are wooden spooners this year I think. I think the Dogs will win comfortably."
Tip: Bulldogs by 12
Friday, April 6
Sharks vs Roosters
Southern Cross Group Stadium, 6.00pm
"Tough game. The Sharks had a good win last week and the Roosters were pretty poor, so I'll go with the Sharks. I don't usually go for them."
Tip: Sharks by 8
Dragons vs Rabbitohs
Jubilee Oval, 7.50pm
"I'll go the Dragons, they'll make it five from five."
Tip: Dragons by 18
Saturday, April 7
Tigers vs Storm
Mt Smart Stadium, 3.00pm
"My good mate Ivan Cleary is coaching those Tigers well, so I'll go the Tigers. I don't usually bet against the Storm because they're my other Queensland team, but I'll go the Tigers this week."
Tip: Tigers by 6
Warriors vs Cowboys
Mt Smart Stadium, 5.30pm
"50/50. The Warriors are playing at home, so I'll have to go with them. They're on fire at the moment, and the Cows just aren't impressing me."
Tip: Warriors by 10
Knights vs Broncos
McDonald Jones Stadium, 7.35pm
"I think the Broncos will bounce back from last week, and they'll get over the Knights."
Tip: Broncos by 12
Sunday, April 8
Titans vs Sea Eagles
Marley Brown Oval, 2.00pm
"I was really impressed by the Titans on the weekend, so I'll go the Titans. I'm not a big Manly fan."
Tip: Titans by 2
Eels vs Panthers
ANZ Stadium, 4.10pm
"I think the Eels are due for a win. They're playing at home and I think they'll win the western derby, although it'll be a pretty ordinary game."
Tip: Eels by 6
