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Extraordinary offers from all corners of the globe continue to flood in for bullying victim Quaden Bayles, who will live it up in 2020.
Quaden Bayles (AAP Image/Dave Hunt)Source:AAP

Quaden Bayles (AAP Image/Dave Hunt)Source:AAP

Leading out the NRL All-Stars was just the start for Quaden Bayles.

If the youngster takes up every offer extended his way since a video of his desperate cry for help in the wake of shameless bullying went viral, he’s going to have a jam-packed 2020.

There was an immediate reaction from the sports world after the nine-year-old’s mother posted a video to social media.

The AFL’s Brisbane Lions took a team photograph holding up signs of support within hours.
 


But Quaden’s tour of triumph really got rolling on Saturday night when he walked out with the indigenous All-Stars in front of more than 20,000 NRL fans on the Gold Coast.

“We were honoured to have Quaden lead us out,” Manly forward Joel Thompson tweeted. “You’re a champion, great to see that big smile.”
 

Quaden Bayles leads out the troops. (Photo by Jason McCawley/Getty Images)
Quaden Bayles leads out the troops. (Photo by Jason McCawley/Getty Images)Source:Getty Images

 

Almost half a million dollars has been raised to send Quaden and his mother to Disneyland — but that won’t be his only stop Stateside after several NBA teams asked to be added to his itinerary.

The Houston Rockets noticed a photo of Quaden in their colours and tweeted: “Cool shirt, Quaden! We’re on your team. We’d like to invite you to Houston to come to a game when you visit the US.”

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