Ryan Reynolds and his gig for the most hilarious swipes at his teammates, co-workers, and co-actors is a never-ending saga. No matter what the situation is, the Deadpool star will manage to crack up the audience with the silliest of jokes. And on occasions of victories and celebration, Reynolds’ such hilarious gestures are a cherry on top. For instance, the celebrations for Wrexham AFC’s thrilling victory over Borehamwood were catalyzed by Reynolds, one of the funniest video bombs of all time. 

A video segment of team owner Ryan Reynolds has been going all viral over social media. And it should rightfully be since we had never seen the star interested in a press conference to get a mere jersey shirt back. Bumping into the goalkeeper, Ben Foster’s post-game press conference, Reynolds strived into the camera to tuck in Jersey in his pocket. After the club secured the automatic promotion to the Football league, he demanded the shirt back from Foster. 

Sending the onlookers on a laugh fest, Reynolds once again captured the center stage in the press conference. Foster was heard stating, “It stinks though,” while handing over the jersey. He later joked that Ryan was “so hungry for the shirt”. Nevertheless, it was all fun and jokes since the win and the promotion after 15 years as a whole had hyped everyone up. Later he even 

Fans all over the world pour in messages for Ryan Reynolds and team for the big win 

The victory brought together hoards of congratulations and best wishes from fans all over. Renowned personalities across the globe took to their social media handle to cheer for the Welsh Team. Among them was the Prince of Wales, Prince William, who says he looks forward to the team’s exciting adventures in the football league. His wishes were also accompanied by stars like the Russo Brothers, who chipped in congratulations for the star and the team. 

Ryan Reynolds and co-owner Rob McElhenney were quite overwhelmed by the win. While Reynolds was rendered speechless of the victory, McElhenney said the experience has been the “honor of his life,” Along with them they also had, friend Paul Rudd, in a crowd of more than 10,000 at the Racecourse to see the Dragons clinch the National League title.

Have you witnessed the big win of the Red Dragons’ Wrexham AFC over Borehamwood? How did you like it? Let us know in the comments below.