Abia Warriors wide receiver Success Patrick has sent a chilling warning to the rest of the Showtime Bowl Series XIV after another ruthless display pushed the Warriors closer to playoff glory.
Fresh from the Warriors’ crushing 58-6 destruction of the Delta Braves and their dominant 53-7 statement win over the Ibom Raptors, Patrick says the team’s hunger has only grown stronger as the race for the Showtime crown enters its final stretch.
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The explosive playmaker, who has become one of the most feared offensive weapons in Nigerian flag football, admitted the Warriors are no longer just playing to win games — they are chasing history.
“We know what people are saying about us now, but inside this team we are still hungry,” Patrick said.
“Every week we step on the field with something to prove. We respect every opponent, but we believe nobody can stop us when we play our game.”
The Abia Warriors have looked unstoppable in recent weeks, overwhelming opponents with speed, discipline and attacking precision that has made them the team to beat in Showtime Bowl Series XIV.
While rivals Lagos Knights, Lagos Rebels and Ibom Raptors continue fighting to keep pace, the Warriors have maintained their grip on top spot with a series of devastating performances.
And according to Patrick, the mentality inside the locker room has changed completely.
“This is bigger than football for us,” he continued.
“People are finally seeing how exciting flag football can be in Nigeria. Every game feels like a statement. Every touchdown feels like we are building something special for the future.”
Patrick’s rise has mirrored the Warriors’ explosive season. Known for his sharp route-running, fearless catches and ability to change games in seconds, the wide receiver has become one of the breakout stars of the Showtime League.
Fans inside Showtime Arena in Lekki have increasingly rallied behind the Warriors, with their high-powered offense turning matchdays into one of the fastest-growing sports attractions in Lagos.
And with the playoffs now approaching, Patrick believes the Warriors are only getting started.
“Our eyes are on the trophy,” he declared.
“We want to finish this season the right way and give our fans something unforgettable.”
As the regular season enters its decisive phase, one thing is becoming impossible to ignore:
The Abia Warriors are not just winning games anymore — they are sending messages.
