Thursday, 24 July 2014

Cristiano Ronaldo left dumfounded and shocked by madcap antics

As one of the world's most famous footballers, Cristiano Ronaldo is used to making TV appearances. 
But the 29-year-old would have experienced few as strange as his appearance on Japanese screens this week.
Ronaldo was apparently on the show to promote some fitness products and discuss how he maintains his impressive physique.
Tricks of the trade: Cristiano Ronaldo (right) demonstrates some fitness gear on Japanese TV
Tricks of the trade: Cristiano Ronaldo (right) demonstrates some fitness gear on Japanese TV
Mouthy: The Japanese TV presenter demonstrates how the product works in frantic style
Mouthy: The Japanese TV presenter demonstrates how the product works in frantic style

Getting in to it: The Japanese TV presenter certainly wasn't bothered about embarrassing himself
Getting in to it: The Japanese TV presenter certainly wasn't bothered about embarrassing himself
Confused: Cristiano Ronaldo appeared not to know how to react to what he had just witnessed
Confused: Cristiano Ronaldo appeared not to know how to react to what he had just witnessed



Shocked: Cristiano Ronaldo was left looking shocked at the antics of the local TV presenter
Shocked: Cristiano Ronaldo was left looking shocked at the antics of the local TV presenter


Star appeal: Cristiano Ronaldo waves to fans during his visit to Japan earlier this week
Star appeal: Cristiano Ronaldo waves to fans during his visit to Japan earlier this week

Centre of attention: The Real Madrid star got to show off his skills - displaying no signs of injury trouble
Centre of attention: The Real Madrid star got to show off his skills - displaying no signs of injury trouble
But was left looking dumbfounded when the presenter put a piece of plastic fitness equipment in his mouth and started manically shaking. 
Ronaldo has been in Japan after being unveiled as the new face of healthcare brand MTG. The Ballon D'Or winner also spent time at a children's football clinic in Nagoya.
Portugal’s captain also got stuck into the country’s cultural customs and was pictured attending a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. 'I think Japan is a fantastic country, fantastic people,' he said. 'I had the opportunity to be here before and I know the fans here. They are amazing.'
But judging by Ronaldo's reaction, the world's best player may not be seen on Japanese TV for some time.

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