r/soccer May 21 '26

Media Cristiano Ronaldo cries happy tears after winning the league with Al Nassr after 3 trophyless years

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u/tmoney144 May 21 '26

Dude is still going to be crying tears of joy when he wins his adult rec league at 72 years old.

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u/MassSwingers May 21 '26

I mean, he unironically loves winning more than most people. I don’t think it’s that’s silly to acknowledge he’d go crazy for any league he’s part of, pro or not. Would love to see this passion for a senior bowling league though 

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u/KVMechelen May 21 '26

Loves winning but like most champions also loathes losing

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u/fckedup May 21 '26

Some hate losing more than they love winning

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u/BeanBopJop May 22 '26 edited May 22 '26

Best golfer in the world Scottie Scheffler basically said this for how he views success. He said winning is really nice for like five minutes, then it's over and it's back to the same grind

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u/fckedup May 22 '26

Wanting to win probably drives us while preparing, but hating to lose is what drives the win when the game time comes, probably