Vowed to never get tattoos Despite being one of the most stylish footballers of all time, Cristiano Ronaldo has zero tattoos on his body. He regularly donates blood and does not want to have to wait months after a tattoo to be able to donate.
Ronaldo had also spoken about it earlier where he said: “I started to say 'si', it's like 'yes', when I was in Real Madrid. I was in the USA and we played against Chelsea and I don't know where this is coming from, the celebration,” he said. “I just scored the goal and it just came out.
After Beckham's departure, and with the Jersey vacant, Sir Alex Ferguson, upon witnessing Ronaldo's talent, felt he deserved the legendary number. Although hesitant due to the weight of the number. and his young age of eighteen, Ronaldo accepted it. out of respect for Ferguson's confidence in him.
Ronaldo's trademark goal celebration sees him perform a mid-air pirouette before exclaiming "si!" (sometimes spelled "siu") - which is Spanish for "yes!" - upon landing. It is an expression of delight at scoring.
Better Performance—Cristiano Ronaldo, Michael Phelps and other pro athletes are big proponents of the hairless look. Why is that? One reason is because body hair can be a huge discomfort (think: heat rash and chafing) which can end up hurting their athletic performance.
Cristiano Ronaldo is known for his good hair, which he maintains through a combination of genetics and hair care. He has naturally thick and curly hair, and he takes care of it by using high-quality hair products and regularly getting haircuts to keep it styled and looking healthy.
Despite being one of the most stylish footballers of all time, Cristiano Ronaldo has zero tattoos on his body. He regularly donates blood and does not want to have to wait months after a tattoo to be able to donate.
Cristiano Ronaldo does not have any tattoos because he regularly donates blood and bone marrow. While having or getting a tattoo does not strictly prohibit one from donating blood or bone marrow, restrictions are advised and observed by blood donation facilitators.
On the sleeve of his right arm Lionel has a rosary — a string of beads — which, according to his tattoo artist Roberto Lopez, is supposed to convey the journey of his life. While playing for both Argentina and Barcelona, Messi's shirt number was 10, which he has tattooed on his left shin.
After his first son was born, Leo got Thiago's handprints tattooed on the back of his left thigh to symbolize becoming a father. Apparently, people thought the hands represented "Maradona's Hand of God" goal. So, Leo added Thiago's name in a heart so that there would be no mistake in who the tattoo was intended for.
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Family is everything and a mother's knows no bounds. Neymar has the face of his mother Nadine Santos on his right bicep. Just above Neymar's right thigh, the words 'Never Ending Love' are inked. He got this tattoo when he was dating Bruna Marquezine.
Cristiano Ronaldo adds shaved head to topknot, braids and highlights in the many phases of his hair. Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo debuted a striking new haircut this week when he revealed on Instagram that he had shaved his head.
In 2016 July, he explained the strange reason why he will not shave his newly grown beard, insisting his national team teammates would not let him do so before the Copa America Centenario tournament ended. "If I lose the beard, the others would kill me," he said two years ago.
Ronaldo has worn these jerseys for the last decade. Even when the weather is really hot. He wears long sleeve jerseys. because they compress his arm muscles, which helps increase blood flow.
Improvment of comfort: many athlete wear clothes close to their bodies and so to their skin. With body hair, they can suffer of irritation, of friction, of lack of comfort. Some of them are used to have massages and they feel more comfortable to be hairless to enjoy it.
The Portuguese forward first screamed 'Siu' at the 2014 Ballon d'Or awards ceremony, and since then it has taken on a life of its own. Simply meaning 'yes' in Portuguese, Ronaldo previously explained it originated in a pre-season friendly against Chelsea in 2013.
Ronaldo performs a mid-air pirouette before shouting "si” - which is Spanish for "yes!" - upon landing. By doing this, he is expressing his delight of scoring. Supporters tend to also join in with the Portuguese star, by yelling the word 'siii”this tends to bellow around the stadium.
