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...and his feet also shines


Ronaldo has made shining seem so normal so much so that his feet shine too, literally. After Cristiano Ronaldo won his third Ballon d'oR on Monday Night, footwear giants Nike decided to give him a little present. This little present probably costs more than the salary of the average middle class person.

Nike decided to make Ronaldo his own pair of unique "rare gold" boots encrusted with diamonds (micro-diamonds to be specific). Nike's creation was made to depict the "remorseless work ethic" of the Portuguese International. Nike said while the world thought Ronaldo was on his best form, he always gave himself a room for improvement.

According to the official blurb: "The commitment to keep chipping away at something already impressive reminded Nike's design team of Ronaldo's work ethic"

By the way, people really had huge convictions that Ronaldo would not rise this high once he left the English Premier League. hmmmm....I guess some of y'all missed it.

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