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Published 18:00 15 Aug 2015 BST
Updated 18:11 15 Aug 2015 BST

What's sometimes overlooked is that aside from all this, he's a pretty generous bloke - generous enough, in fact, to be named the world's most charitable athlete.
Topping the 'Athletes Gone Good' list, the Real Madrid man was recognised for his work as a spokesperson for a number of causes, including child hunger and obesity.
He is also known to have made a significant donation to the Portuguese cancer centre that treated his mother and over £50,000 to a 10-year-old fan that was in need of brain surgery.
He beat athletes like John Cena, LeBron James and Neymar to the top spot.
Maybe we should keep things like this in mind the next time we read something negative about him?Explore more on these topics:

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