News about Chris Grant

At the top ten picks at Monday night's AFLW draft, one club stood head and shoulders above the others, with Kristie-Lee Weston-Turner (pictured, top right) ranked first overall.

When Bailey Smith (pictured right) ruptured his ACL at practice this week, the Western Bulldogs promised to 'rally around' him as he prepares for the full 2024 AFL season. The long-term injury could not have come at a worse time for the off-contract actor in terms of his projections.

Since struggling to resurrect his best form in the Bulldogs' 2023 campaign, the 23-year-old was expected to have a big 2024 season. However, those plans were derailed at training on Wednesday when he sustained a knee injury that would prevent him from playing next year.

The 23-year-old will be out of service at the end of next season, and he was expected to return to form after a disappointing 2023 debut.

Chris Grant, a Melbourne Bulldogs fan, has sold his waterfront property for $8 million. According to realestate.com.au, the footy player, 50, listed the lavish home in August for between $8.8 million and finding a buyer quickly. Since buying the house in 2010 for $4 million, the Victorian native has made a good profit on the auction.

Chris Grant, the Bulldogs' star, has listed his four-bedroom house in Melbourne for sale between $8 and $8.8 million. According to a study by Realestate.com.au, the actor, 50, paid $4 million for the Williamstown pad in 2007. The two-story house has spacious living and dining areas as well as floor to ceiling doors that take in water and city views.