Cristiano Ronaldo (170 Viewers)

HelterSkelter

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Apr 15, 2005
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R9 at his peak was better than Messi and Cristiano. As mesmerizing as they come. However injuries screwed him over so it’s unfair to compare his ridiculously high peak to entire careers of other players. He will always be a case of whay-could-have-been.

In terms of whole careers, Messi and Cristiano will rank higher.


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Pegi

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Feb 22, 2019
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R9 at his peak was better than Messi and Cristiano. As mesmerizing as they come. However injuries screwed him over so it’s unfair to compare his ridiculously high peak to entire careers of other players. He will always be a case of whay-could-have-been.

In terms of whole careers, Messi and Cristiano will rank higher.


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How on earth R9 had higher peak than Messi/Cr? There's nothing you could base it on, except on the false statistics. Usain Bolt had higher peak than Ben Johnson, no matter how much you're trying to live off from the nostalgia.
 

sgjuveboy

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Oct 31, 2012
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R9 at his peak was better than Messi and Cristiano. As mesmerizing as they come. However injuries screwed him over so it’s unfair to compare his ridiculously high peak to entire careers of other players. He will always be a case of whay-could-have-been.

In terms of whole careers, Messi and Cristiano will rank higher.


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Is ‘peak’ even a relevant term? It basically just mean a moment of highest possible performance, no matter the duration.

I started my career as footballer last night, where I played against three neighbors of mine. At one moment, I flipflap-ed two of them and then lobbed the ball in the air, and did a bicycle kick (with my dong) past the remaining one and score a goal, before landing back on my feet. After that, I retired in glory. Don’t think R9 has scored a goal tougher than that.

So, at my peak, I am a better player than R9.
And ‘peak’ is the most legit term in football to determine greatness.
 

Snobist

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Apr 16, 2017
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Is ‘peak’ even a relevant term? It basically just mean a moment of highest possible performance, no matter the duration.

I started my career as footballer last night, where I played against three neighbors of mine. At one moment, I flipflap-ed two of them and then lobbed the ball in the air, and did a bicycle kick (with my dong) past the remaining one and score a goal, before landing back on my feet. After that, I retired in glory. Don’t think R9 has scored a goal tougher than that.

So, at my peak, I am a better player than R9.
And ‘peak’ is the most legit term in football to determine greatness.
Your peak is imaginary. Thats why ur argument is invalid.
 

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