Neymar ups ante on Brazil icon Ronaldo in skills battle with brilliant volley which takes out drone


Barcelona star Neymar has just upped the ante after he took out a drone with a brilliant volley as part of a videoed skills battle with former Brazilian legend Ronaldo.

The footballers have been sending each other videos to show off their impressive abilities as part of a PR stunt for online card room Poker Stars.

Pic shows: Neymar showing his skills. Barcelona star Neymar has just upped the ante after he took out a drone with a brilliant volley as part of a videoed skills battle with former Brazilian legend Ronaldo. The footballers have been sending each other videos to show off their impressive abilities as part of a PR stunt for online cardroom Poker Stars. In his skill show, 24-year-old Neymar first plays keepie uppie before expertly kicking the ball up onto his neck and balancing it there for a while before smashing a volley skywards – straight into a white drone that was hovering up ahead. The robot comes crashing down to the ground and a triumphant Neymar puts his hood up and turns his back to show the camera the #RaiseIt hashtag while his posse cheer. The video follows one from one that Ronaldo had posted last week, showing the retired striker take a free kick on a small road. The former Barcelona, Inter Milan and Real Madrid goalscorer kicks the ball in the air, aiming for a white car with its top down that is driving down the hill. A drone the follows the vehicle and catches the moment when the ball bounces on the tarmac and lands smoothly inside. Both ‘skillshots’ were shared online with the hashtag #RaiseIt and one of them has already been viewed over 750,000 times. Neymar has been enjoying a very successful spell at Barcelona, winning the domestic double for the second consecutive season, which follows on from a treble victory the season before that. He is currently discussing a new contract at the club. Ronaldo - considered by experts and fans to be one of the greatest football players of all time - retired from football in 2011, concluding an illustrious 18-year career which saw him win the FIFA World Player of the Year award on three occasions and also twice the Ballon d'Or. He now works as a United Nations Development Programme Goodwill Ambassador and also served in the past as an ambassador of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. (ends)
Neymar does kick-ups before hitting drone perfectly with kick
Pic shows: Neymar aiming for the drone Barcelona star Neymar has just upped the ante after he took out a drone with a brilliant volley as part of a videoed skills battle with former Brazilian legend Ronaldo. The footballers have been sending each other videos to show off their impressive abilities as part of a PR stunt for online cardroom Poker Stars. In his skill show, 24-year-old Neymar first plays keepie uppie before expertly kicking the ball up onto his neck and balancing it there for a while before smashing a volley skywards – straight into a white drone that was hovering up ahead. The robot comes crashing down to the ground and a triumphant Neymar puts his hood up and turns his back to show the camera the #RaiseIt hashtag while his posse cheer. The video follows one from one that Ronaldo had posted last week, showing the retired striker take a free kick on a small road. The former Barcelona, Inter Milan and Real Madrid goalscorer kicks the ball in the air, aiming for a white car with its top down that is driving down the hill. A drone the follows the vehicle and catches the moment when the ball bounces on the tarmac and lands smoothly inside. Both ‘skillshots’ were shared online with the hashtag #RaiseIt and one of them has already been viewed over 750,000 times. Neymar has been enjoying a very successful spell at Barcelona, winning the domestic double for the second consecutive season, which follows on from a treble victory the season before that. He is currently discussing a new contract at the club. Ronaldo - considered by experts and fans to be one of the greatest football players of all time - retired from football in 2011, concluding an illustrious 18-year career which saw him win the FIFA World Player of the Year award on three occasions and also twice the Ballon d'Or. He now works as a United Nations Development Programme Goodwill Ambassador and also served in the past as an ambassador of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. (ends)
Neymar lets fly as he aims for the drone with his accurate strike

In his skill show, 24-year-old Neymar first plays keepie uppie before expertly kicking the ball up onto his neck and balancing it there for a while before smashing a volley skywards — straight into a white drone that was hovering up ahead.

The damaged drone veers off-screen and a triumphant Neymar puts his hood up and turns his back to show the camera the #RaiseIt hashtag while his posse cheer.

The video follows one that Ronaldo had posted last week, showing the retired striker take a free kick on a small road.

Pic shows: drone gets hit by the ball. Barcelona star Neymar has just upped the ante after he took out a drone with a brilliant volley as part of a videoed skills battle with former Brazilian legend Ronaldo. The footballers have been sending each other videos to show off their impressive abilities as part of a PR stunt for online cardroom Poker Stars. In his skill show, 24-year-old Neymar first plays keepie uppie before expertly kicking the ball up onto his neck and balancing it there for a while before smashing a volley skywards – straight into a white drone that was hovering up ahead. The robot comes crashing down to the ground and a triumphant Neymar puts his hood up and turns his back to show the camera the #RaiseIt hashtag while his posse cheer. The video follows one from one that Ronaldo had posted last week, showing the retired striker take a free kick on a small road. The former Barcelona, Inter Milan and Real Madrid goalscorer kicks the ball in the air, aiming for a white car with its top down that is driving down the hill. A drone the follows the vehicle and catches the moment when the ball bounces on the tarmac and lands smoothly inside. Both ‘skillshots’ were shared online with the hashtag #RaiseIt and one of them has already been viewed over 750,000 times. Neymar has been enjoying a very successful spell at Barcelona, winning the domestic double for the second consecutive season, which follows on from a treble victory the season before that. He is currently discussing a new contract at the club. Ronaldo - considered by experts and fans to be one of the greatest football players of all time - retired from football in 2011, concluding an illustrious 18-year career which saw him win the FIFA World Player of the Year award on three occasions and also twice the Ballon d'Or. He now works as a United Nations Development Programme Goodwill Ambassador and also served in the past as an ambassador of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. (ends)
Neymar watches on as he expertly catches the drone with a shot
Pic shows: Neymar's t-shirt. Barcelona star Neymar has just upped the ante after he took out a drone with a brilliant volley as part of a videoed skills battle with former Brazilian legend Ronaldo. The footballers have been sending each other videos to show off their impressive abilities as part of a PR stunt for online cardroom Poker Stars. In his skill show, 24-year-old Neymar first plays keepie uppie before expertly kicking the ball up onto his neck and balancing it there for a while before smashing a volley skywards – straight into a white drone that was hovering up ahead. The robot comes crashing down to the ground and a triumphant Neymar puts his hood up and turns his back to show the camera the #RaiseIt hashtag while his posse cheer. The video follows one from one that Ronaldo had posted last week, showing the retired striker take a free kick on a small road. The former Barcelona, Inter Milan and Real Madrid goalscorer kicks the ball in the air, aiming for a white car with its top down that is driving down the hill. A drone the follows the vehicle and catches the moment when the ball bounces on the tarmac and lands smoothly inside. Both ‘skillshots’ were shared online with the hashtag #RaiseIt and one of them has already been viewed over 750,000 times. Neymar has been enjoying a very successful spell at Barcelona, winning the domestic double for the second consecutive season, which follows on from a treble victory the season before that. He is currently discussing a new contract at the club. Ronaldo - considered by experts and fans to be one of the greatest football players of all time - retired from football in 2011, concluding an illustrious 18-year career which saw him win the FIFA World Player of the Year award on three occasions and also twice the Ballon d'Or. He now works as a United Nations Development Programme Goodwill Ambassador and also served in the past as an ambassador of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. (ends)
Neymar is working as part of a PR stunt for Poker Stars

The former Barcelona, Inter Milan and Real Madrid goalscorer kicks the ball in the air, aiming for a white car that is driving down the hill with its top down.

A drone that is following the vehicle catches the moment when the ball bounces on the tarmac and lands smoothly inside.

Both ‘skillshots’ were shared online with the hashtag #RaiseIt and one of them has already been viewed over 750,000 times.

Neymar has been enjoying a very successful spell at Barcelona, winning the domestic double for the second consecutive season, which follows on from a treble victory the season before that. He is currently discussing a new contract at the club.

Ronaldo — considered by experts and fans to be one of the greatest football players of all time — retired from football in 2011, concluding an illustrious 18-year career which saw him win the Fifa World Player of the Year award on three occasions and the Ballon d'Or twice.

He now works as a United Nations Development Programme Goodwill Ambassador and also served in the past as an ambassador of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.


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