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Kevin Iro
Personal information
Nickname	The Beast
Born	May 24, 1968 (1968-05-24) (age 41)
	Auckland, New Zealand
Playing information
Height	191 cm (6 ft 3 in)
Weight	95 kg (14 st 13 lb)
Position	Centre
Club
Years	Team	Pld	T	G	FG	P
1987–1991	Wigan Warriors	100	60	36	0	312
1991–1992	Manly-Warringah	24	9	0	0	36
1992–1996	Leeds Rhinos	115	60	0	0	240
1997	Hunter Mariners	4	1	0	0	4
1998	Auckland Warriors	16	2	0	0	8
1999–2001	St Helens	76	39	0	0	156
	Total	335	171	36	0	756
Representative
Years	Team	Pld	T	G	FG	P
1987–1998	New Zealand	34	16	7	0	78
2000	Cook Islands	3	1	0	0	4
Source: Player Profile and Rugby League Project

Kevin Iro (born May 24, 1968) is a former professional rugby league international footballer. He played representative football for New Zealand and the Cook Islands. In his domestic career, his achievements include playing in the Rugby League Challenge Cup Final for Leeds, Wigan and St Helens.

Iro is the younger brother of New Zealand rugby league international Tony Iro

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v • d • e Cook Islands squad - 2000 Rugby League World Cup

Iro (c) • Anderson • Berryman • Bowen • Clark • Cook • Glassie • Joe • Kino • Kuru • Lewis • Noovao • Pau • Pekepo • Piakura • Ruaporo • Samuels • Shepherd • Toa • Temata • Temu • Tongia • Tuakura • Walter • Coach: Martin

v • d • e New Zealand squad - 1995 Rugby League World Cup

Barnett • Blackmore • Eru • Freeman • Halligan • Hoppe • Horo • K. Iro • T. Iro • Jones • Kearney • Kemp • Lomax • Lowrie • Ngamu • Okesene • Paul • Pongia • Ridge • Stuart • Timu • Tuuta • Wiki • Williams • Coach: Endacott

v • d • e St Helens Rugby League Football Club squad - 2001 Challenge Cup Final winners

1 Paul Wellens • 2 Sean Hoppe • 3 Kevin Iro • 4 Paul Newlove • 5 Anthony Sullivan • 6 Tommy Martyn • 7 Sean Long • 8 David Fairleigh • 9 Keiron Cunningham • 10 Sonny Nickle • 11 Chris Joynt • 12 Peter Shiels • 13 Paul Sculthorpe • 14 Steve Hall • 15 Anthony Stewart • 16 Vila Matautia • 17 Tim Jonkers • Coach: Ian Millward

v • d • e St Helens Rugby League Football Club squad - 1999 Super League champions

1 Paul Atcheson • 2 Chris Smith • 3 Kevin Iro • 4 Paul Newlove • 5 Anthony Sullivan • 6 Paul Sculthorpe • 7 Tommy Martyn • 8 Apollo Perelini • 9 Keiron Cunningham • 10 Julian O'Neill • 11 Fereti "Freddie" Tuilagi • 12 Sonny Nickle • 13 Chris Joynt • 14 Paul Wellens • 15 Sean Long • 16 Sean Hoppe • 17 Vila Matautia • Coach: Ellery Hanley

v • d • e Wigan RLFC squad - 1991 Challenge Cup Final winners

1 Steve Hampson • 2 David Myers • 3 Kevin Iro • 4 Dean Bell • 5 Frano Botica • 6 Shaun Edwards • 7 Andy Gregory • 8 Ian Lucas • 9 Martin Dermott • 10 Andy Platt • 11 Denis Betts • 12 Phil Clarke • 13 Ellery Hanley • 14 Bobbie Goulding • 15 Andy Goodway • Coach: John Monie

v • d • e Wigan RLFC squad - 1990 Challenge Cup Final winners

1 Steve Hampson • 2 Joe Lydon • 3 Kevin Iro • 4 Dean Bell • 5 Mark Preston • 6 Shaun Edwards • 7 Andy Gregory • 8 Adrian Shelford • 9 Martin Dermott • 10 Andy Platt • 11 Denis Betts • 12 Andy Goodway • 13 Ellery Hanley • 14 Ian Gildart • 15 Bobbie Goulding • Coach: John Monie

v • d • e Wigan RLFC squad - 1989 Challenge Cup Final winners

1 Steve Hampson • 2 Tony Iro • 3 Kevin Iro • 4 Dean Bell • 5 Joe Lydon • 6 Shaun Edwards • 7 Andy Gregory • 8 Ian Lucas • 9 Nicky Kiss • 10 Adrian Shelford • 11 Andy Platt • 12 Ian Potter • 13 Ellery Hanley • 14 Denis Betts • 15 Andy Goodway • Coach: Graham Lowe

v • d • e New Zealand squad - 1988 Rugby League World Cup Finalists

1 Gary Mercer • 2 Tony Iro • 3 Kevin Iro • 4 Dean Bell (c) • 5 Mark Elia • 6 Gary Freeman • 7 Clayton Friend • 8 Adrian Shelford • 9 Wayne Wallace • 10 Peter Brown • 11 Kurt Sorensen • 12 Mark Graham • 13 Mark Horo • 14 Shane Cooper • 15 Sam Stewart • Coach: Tony Gordon

v • d • e Wigan RLFC squad - 1988 Challenge Cup Final winners

1 Joe Lydon • 2 Tony Iro • 3 Kevin Iro • 4 Dean Bell • 5 Henderson Gill • 6 Shaun Edwards • 7 Andy Gregory • 8 Brian Case • 9 Nicky Kiss • 10 Adrian Shelford • 11 Andy Goodway • 12 Ian Potter • 13 Ellery Hanley • 14 Ged Byrne • 15 Shaun Wane • Coach: Graham Lowe

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