Three Hairstyles for the Price of One!

Posted May 20th 2008 1:10PM by TMZ Staff

L.A. Galaxy soccer player Abel Xavier showed up on Robertson Blvd. yesterday and proved that even one little head can hold three different hairstyles.

Pulling off an Afro, a mullet and a mohawk takes some serious cojones.

Filed under: Wacky & Weird, Talk Sports

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1. WTF!

Posted at 1:41PM on May 20th 2008 by ME

2. WHAT IS IT?

Posted at 1:42PM on May 20th 2008 by GINA

3. What are those lil coconut cream filled thingys called?? SNO BALLS!!!! LOL!!!!

Posted at 1:43PM on May 20th 2008 by JessBcuz

4. HIS HAIR LOOKS LIKE THE HAIR IN DON KING'S EARS

Posted at 1:43PM on May 20th 2008 by Krishna

5.

Well, it's a look, I guess. Not a good one, but a look nonetheless.

Posted at 1:46PM on May 20th 2008 by OCD

6. actually more of a fauxhawk.

Posted at 1:54PM on May 20th 2008 by barfy

7.
when you're on the same team as " golden balls "
beckham, you NEED to do anything for attention....

Posted at 2:05PM on May 20th 2008 by steviewonders

8. I wish I could have heard him talk more. He sounds like Dracula! He is a cool dude. He is at the end of his soccer career and has signed on to do a movie in England I believe. Watch out Rodman, there is a NICER, cooler guy taking your place!

Posted at 2:06PM on May 20th 2008 by glover

9. Dont forget to mention that hideous purple sweater and scarf. WTF was he thinking? It was damn hot outside yesterday!!

Posted at 3:47PM on May 20th 2008 by Bri

10. He looks like he was playing a role for Samuel Jackson as a crackhead with that scarf on.

Posted at 3:57PM on May 20th 2008 by Parents learn to entertain your own kids.

11. LOL; -Thanks for the laugh!

Posted at 11:07PM on May 20th 2008 by me

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