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#2 Versus Wales (UEFA Euro Cup, 2016)
Talking of power, Ronaldo slams the ball as hard as a demolition machine’s wrecking ball crushing through a construction. He is football’s version of Hercules. But what if he can head the ball just as ferociously as he could kick?
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Quite simply, bring the house down. And that’s what he did against Wales in the semi-finals of a triumphant Euro 2016.
As Raphael Guerreiro whipped in a delivery off a short-played corner, Ronaldo leaps off the ground, floats in the air a second longer than what gravity would allow you to, and sends in a howitzer as the world watched his athleticism in shock and awe.
What was more special about this is the ridiculously few steps he took to jump that high - higher than an average NBA player. But this is Ronaldo we’re talking about. Logic goes out to take a stroll whenever the discussion circles around him.
