The former England captain was diagnosed with motor neurone disease last year

Former England rugby captain Lewis Moody has opened up about his battle with motor neurone disease (MND) in a new TNT Sports documentary titled Lewis Moody vs MND. The Leicester Tigers legend was diagnosed with the incurable neurological condition in September last year after experiencing weakness in his shoulder. The documentary, airing on Friday, September 25, explores the emotional impact of the illness on Moody and his family.
Moody's wife Annie and their teenage sons, Dylan and Ethan, shared their heartbreak and fears following the diagnosis. Annie acknowledged the ongoing physical changes in her husband and the difficult future ahead, while 18-year-old Dylan, a goalkeeper with Southampton, reflected on coping with the news during his football career.
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