Australain Kangaroos star Andrew Fifita's dreams all coming true ANDREW Fifita had to give up his honeymoon to Hawaii to come on this World Cup tour. But after making his dream Test debut in Australia's 28-20 win over England, the giant Kangaroo prop sent a message back home to his new wife Nikkita and baby boy Latu Jay. "There is nothing in this world I wouldn't give back to say thank you," Fifita said about his wife. She has done a lot for me in the past year. She gave me my first child. I get emotional about it. My son has changed my life. And he can't wait until they arrive over here in two weeks so he can help celebrate little Latu Jay's first birthday on November 20. CARDIFF, WALES - OCTOBER 26: Andrew Fifita of Australia is held up by Tom Burgess of England during the Rugby League World Cup Group A match between Australia and England at the Millennium Stadium on October 26, 2013 in Cardiff, Wales. Photo by Michael Steele/Getty Images "I don't want to miss out on his first birthday," Fifita said. I can't wait until they get over here. All I can say it has been a year to remember. On and off the field it has been the best year of my life. I even get goose bumps saying it. I had a child at the end of last year. I got married and I made City-Country, Origin and now Australia. I am really that gobsmacked about the year I have had. All my dreams have come true in one year. And he didn't let himself down in his debut for Australia either, with Fifita's impact off the bench one of the talking points after the win. NSW Origin prop Andrew Fifita with his son Latu Jay. Picture: Rohan Kelly Not that he has any intentions of trying to bulldoze his way into the Kangaroos' starting team. "My strongest game is coming off the bench," the 120kg giant said. I think Jimmy (Tamou) and Matty Scott are doing a good job starting for us. I prefer coming off the bench and I think Sheensie prefers me coming off the bench. It's just about impact. When you come off the bench you just want to change the game. At the end of the day I was really happy with my performance and hopefully Sheensie gives me another crack at it. At one point Fifita got himself into a bit of push and shove with the English pack and there were words exchanged with Sam Burgess, not that Fifita took it too seriously. "He was just giving me a wink and he was smiling to me," Fifita laughed. I was just looking their smiling and laughing and I couldn't do anything about it anyway. That's football and that's what happens. It was a good experience and it was a debut to remember.