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Sexiest Cheerleaders: Brazilian and Italian

Brazil has already won one World Cup 2014: its fans are recognized as the sexiest in the world. The second place in the ranking is for Italians. Now it remains to wait for the result on the field.

Who said that at the World Cup 2014 in Brazil, a good sight and wrestling can only be seen on the field? Fans in the stands often compete no less than football players. And when women join the sacred action of supporting their beloved team, the atmosphere becomes really hot.

 

The Italian dating portal, once again for already married people Victoria Milan, published the results of a study conducted among eight thousand men to determine the sexiest fans of the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

South Americans and Europeans have been the undisputed leaders in terms of sexuality. Japan was the only non-European and non-South American country to be among the top ten in terms of beauty and sexuality of fans, and that was in tenth place.

The first place with 18% of the votes was taken by the mistresses of the current World Cup. Sexy Brazilian women, famous for their beautiful priests and sensual Portuguese accent in addition to their passion for football, are officially recognized as the most exciting among all the fans.

The second and third place went to the winners of previous world championships. Italy won the World Cup in 2006, and this year 12% of respondents voted for its fans. At the same time, 11% of men who voted preferred the 2010 World Cup winners - Spaniards.

The full rating of the sexiest fans of the World Cup 2014, according to the surveyed users of the popular dating site, is as follows:

  • Brazilian women (18%)
  • Italians (12%)
  • Spanish (11%)
  • Argentines (9%)
  • Costa Rican women (8%)
  • Russians (7%)
  • Colombian women (6%)
  • French women (5%)
  • Greek women (4%)
  • Dutch, Swedish, Japanese (3% each)

Sigurd Vedal, creator and administrator of Victoria Milan's extramarital dating site, already presents the hot nights of the sultry natives of South America and Europe during the most popular championship in the world: "Everyone celebrates victories and accepts defeats in different ways. Of course, at the time of feeling vivid emotions and pride in their country, people are willingly making love. Europeans and South Americans everywhere have won the glory of the sexiest women in the world. So we will wait for the explosion of football (and not only) passion from these fans. "

On the other hand, the World Cup has just begun and the main struggle is yet to come ... Both on and off the field!

Watch the video: The most beautiful football cheerleaders Beautiful cheerleaders football (December 2024).

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