Cristiano Ronaldo is undoubtedly the pioneer of the wellness revolution. The soccer icon has been a guiding force not just for athletes but also across many other domains. CR7 has the habit of adopting some unusual practices for us commoners, but nothing is out of purpose. For example, the player is known for painting his toenails black to avoid infections due to excess sweat. However, it was another noble practice of the maestro to that influenced even Formula 1 icon Max Verstappen to avoid tattoos.

Max Verstappen also rejected the tattoo culture, learning that Cristiano Ronaldo also doesn’t do it, enabling him to donate blood regularly. Max was spotted in a recent interview saying, “No, I actually read quite an interesting story about why Ronaldo doesn’t have tattoos, right? So he can donate blood.” But why does Ronaldo despise them?

While Cristiano Ronaldo personally doesn’t have an issue with tattoos, there is a 4-month waiting period after getting one before someone can donate blood. Both artists and athletes around the world take tattoos seriously as a way to express themselves and their stories. Many flaunt their skin prints and also influence their fans to do so. Even CR7’s archrival, Lionel Messi, who was in fact influenced by Dani Alves, has many tattoos. Other famous soccer stars who got inked are Neymar, David Beckham, and even Sergio Ramos.

Even great legendary drivers like Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso, along with others, have them. However, it seems like Max also chose a noble cause to donate blood regularly, just like the most followed athlete in the world. The F1 icon is killing it on and off the track.

The Dutch racer has won three world Formula 1 championships and is only 26 years old. He also broke the record for having the highest win percentage (86) in 2023. Apart from that, he is well known for his charity work, raising funds for “Wings for Life,” which is involved in the development of medicines. A similar case is Ronaldo, who has a humongous philanthropic umbrella.

From donating millions to auctioning his Ballon d’Or- Cristiano Ronaldo is a true inspiration

Meanwhile, Cristiano Ronaldo was also deemed one of the most charitable people ever. The player not only donates blood but also raises awareness around the world. The face of Al Nassr is an ambassador for UNICEF and has spoken against child labor. Much earlier in his career, CR7 once said, “My father always taught me that when you help other people, then God will give you double“.

“I Was Injured…” – Cristiano Ronaldo Laughs Away Injury Scare After Scoring His First Goal for Al Nassr in 2024

Trending

Carlos Sainz Misses Lando Norris’ Miami GP Celebrations to Get Potential Audi Move Completed

May 06, 2024 08:13 PM EDT

Lando Norris Flashes $430,000 Bling as Rumored Supermodel GF Magui Corceiro Joins Him at Monaco Historic

May 11, 2024 05:26 PM EDT

Lewis Hamilton Steals Max Verstappen’s GF Kelly Piquet’s Thunder Despite Her Bold $30,000 Fashion Statement at Miami GP

May 05, 2024 04:15 PM EDT

Days After Carlos Sainz’s Secret Audi Dinner in Miami, Nico Hulkenberg Breaks Silence on Spaniard’s Arrival

May 10, 2024 12:49 PM EDT

Lando Norris Makes Surprising Relationship Confession, as Rumored GF Magui Corciero Watches His Race Win With Her Family

May 06, 2024 03:31 PM EDT

Get instantly notified of the hottest F1 stories via Google! Click on Follow Us and Tap the Blue Star.

Follow Us

Moreover, Ronaldo also donated $5 million to help the victims of the Nepal earthquake. The Portuguese captain provided support during the COVID-19 pandemic and auctioned his belongings, including the Ballon d’Or, among many other notable works.

On the whole, it is an honor to see CR7 and Max use their stardom to drive humanitarian work.

WATCH THIS STORY: Soccer Stars Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo Make a Huge Assist for Esports Space