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The craziest of World Cup 2014 hairdos

John Boye, Ghana Boye's take on the mohawk is neatly finished in borders of gold. (AP Photo)

Updated on: Jul 01, 2014 5:30 PM IST
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John Boye, Ghana  Boye's take on the mohawk is neatly finished in borders of gold. (AP Photo) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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John Boye, Ghana Boye's take on the mohawk is neatly finished in borders of gold. (AP Photo)

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Nani, Portugal  Nani makes an impact with his starry number 17 giving stiff competition to teammate Ronaldo. (AP Photo) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Nani, Portugal Nani makes an impact with his starry number 17 giving stiff competition to teammate Ronaldo. (AP Photo)

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Cristiano Ronaldo, Portugal  Ronaldo's seemingly awry hairdo is one of the sweetest gestures in the football history. The hairdo is a replicated from Ronaldo's fan who has cancer. (AP Photo) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Cristiano Ronaldo, Portugal Ronaldo's seemingly awry hairdo is one of the sweetest gestures in the football history. The hairdo is a replicated from Ronaldo's fan who has cancer. (AP Photo)

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Asamoah Gyan, Ghana  Gyan has a neatly dyed number 3 on the side of his head as an ode to his jersey number. (Getty Images) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Asamoah Gyan, Ghana Gyan has a neatly dyed number 3 on the side of his head as an ode to his jersey number. (Getty Images)

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Neymar, Brazil  Brazil's golden boy Neymar dyed his hair blonde to show the love for his country. (AFP Photo) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Neymar, Brazil Brazil's golden boy Neymar dyed his hair blonde to show the love for his country. (AFP Photo)

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Serey Die, Ivory Coast  Die is probably pulling a Mario Balotelli with a blonde faux-hawk. Balotelli, take note. (AP Photo) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Serey Die, Ivory Coast Die is probably pulling a Mario Balotelli with a blonde faux-hawk. Balotelli, take note. (AP Photo)

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Mathieu Debuchy, France  Debuchy is carrying the old military look with a heavy mop, with lots of gel to keep it in place. (Getty Images) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Mathieu Debuchy, France Debuchy is carrying the old military look with a heavy mop, with lots of gel to keep it in place. (Getty Images)

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Raul Meireles, Portugal  Raul Meireles makes the bad boy look good with his mohawk. (AP Photo) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Raul Meireles, Portugal Raul Meireles makes the bad boy look good with his mohawk. (AP Photo)

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Arturo Vidal, Chile Prolific midfielder Vidal sports yet another creatively designed v-shaped mohawk. (Getty Images) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Arturo Vidal, Chile Prolific midfielder Vidal sports yet another creatively designed v-shaped mohawk. (Getty Images)

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Raheem Sterling, England England's young gun Sterling got 2 strips for his daughters. With an extra strip this year, could we be expecting good news? (AP Photo) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Raheem Sterling, England England's young gun Sterling got 2 strips for his daughters. With an extra strip this year, could we be expecting good news? (AP Photo)

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