Melbourne Storm player Shawn Blore and his brother Dean faced court over a fight in Sydney in July 2024.
Key Facts
- Incident: Little Hunter Street, Sydney, 7 July 2024
- Naaman Mikhael’s affray charge was dismissed on mental health grounds
- The Blores later pleaded guilty to common assault
- Each got a six-month good behaviour bond
- No conviction was recorded
The Court Case
A magistrate found Mr Mikhael did not start the violence.
Update
In October 2025 the Blore brothers pleaded guilty to common assault. Each received a six-month good behaviour bond with no conviction.
Frequently Asked Questions
What were the Blores charged with?
They pleaded guilty to common assault.
What did they get?
Six-month bonds, no conviction.
What happened to Mikhael’s charge?
It was dismissed.
Conclusion
The case ended with good behaviour bonds.
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