“Get that thing CUT off”: Aaron Rodgers’ man bun on the line for bet with Charles Barkley at upcoming celebrity Golf tournament

Aaron Rodgers is one of the biggest stars in the world of the NFL. One just can’t deny that he is indeed a fantastic quarterback who still has a lot left in him. Moreover, it is a well-known fact that the man always finds himself amidst some kind of controversy which is why a lot of people have a variety of opinions about him.

As a matter of fact, people also have a lot in store to comment on Rodgers’ style. A while ago, he appeared on Inside the NBA Sunday to promote “The Match.” During the show, Charles Barkley had a few things to say about the star QB’s hairstyle. He called it as a ‘wilderness look’ and laughed it off alongside Shaq.

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“Get that thing cut off”: Charles Barkley absolutely hates Aaron Rodgers’ man bun

That’s not all, he had a very specific suggestion about Aaron’s “man-bun.” “The man bun?,” Barkley had asked. “That’s not a thing. It’s called too cheap to get a haircut. Get a haircut, Aaron.” As it turns out, Barkley is set to take on Rodgers on the Golf course on the coming weekend and guess what, he is really eager to chop that man bun away from Rodgers.

At the American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament, if Baker ends up finishing ahead of Rodgers, he will get to cut Rodgers’ man bun, yup, that is a bet to which both parties have agreed. On the other hand, if Rodgers ends up winning, Barkley would have to donate $25,000 to North Valley Community Foundation.

“Just because you’re too cheap to cut your hair, you can’t make it a style,” Barkley had jokingly said at a promotional event. “Man, here’s $25. Go down to Fantastic Sam’s and get that thing cut off the back of your head. Just because you don’t cut your hair, that’s not a style.“

However, Barkley also acknowledged that Aaron is indeed a much better Golfer than him and stated that he’ll be happy to donate for the cause if ends up losing. “But Aaron’s a much better golfer than me, but I’ll be happy to give a donation to his charity.” It will be interesting to see who ends up winning at the event.

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