Warwick Capper celebrates his 60th birthday with a wild bash in Melbourne complete with a $10,000 bar tab and racy cake depicting the AFL legend completely naked
Warwick Capper rang in his milestone 60th birthday on Saturday night.
The AFL legend enjoyed a wild bash at the Pier Hotel in Port Melbourne surrounded by friends and loved ones.
Known for his flamboyant style, the footballer opted for a satin, animal print jacket for his big night.
Warwick added a black T-shirt with green lettering at the front which read: 'Everybody loves Warwick Capper. Happy birthday'.
He also had on a chunky gold chain necklace and had his many tattoos on display, as well as his blond mullet hairdo.
Warwick Capper (left) rang in his milestone 60th birthday on Saturday night
The AFL legend enjoyed a wild bash at the Pier Hotel in Port Melbourne surrounded by friends and loved ones
Among his guests was fellow AFL star Sam Newman (centre)
The sportsman completed his ensemble with black jeans and chunky designer watch.
Inside the venue, Warwick chatted with fellow football legend Sam Newman as he engaged in a spirited conversation with his guests.
A stream of glamorous attendees streamed in through the evening to join the festivities.
Guests were treated to a cake depicting Capper totally nude with a stop sign that read '60'.
Later, Warwick looked in very good spirits indeed as he sped off into the night in a limousine.
Known for his flamboyant style, the footballer opted for a satin, animal print jacket for his big night.
He added a chunky gold chain necklace and had his many tattoos on display, as well as his blond mullet hairdo
The sportsman completed his ensemble with black jeans and chunky designer watch
Warwick added a black T-shirt with green lettering at the front which read: 'Everybody loves Warwick Capper. Happy birthday'
Inside the venue, Warwick chatted with fellow football legend Sam Newman as he engaged in a spirited conversation with his guests
Capper seemed in very good spirits indeed
He was later sped off in a waiting limousine
Capper was flanked by friends in the luxury vehicle
He checked the map on his phone, presumably to another venue
It comes after Warwick went to war with Ricky Nixon over who will have the best 60th birthday party.
After footy wild man Capper told Nixon that he didn't want a joint 60th birthday with him, the former AFL sports agent decided to get him back.
Capper planned an extravagant birthday bash, which would only celebrate him, on July 15 at the Pier Hotel in Port Melbourne.
But Nixon decided to take his limelight by holding his own party just a week before, on July 8, in the exact same venue.
Inside the venue were decorative balloons spelling out the star's age
A full bar was on offer for guest to indulge in
A stream of glamorous attendees streamed in through the evening to join the festivities
One guest turned heads in a neon pink fur coat
Everyone attending seemed ready to party the night away
Before this announcement it was believed that Nixon would attend Capper's birthday bonanza, but he's now no longer welcome.
Speaking to The Herald Sun, Capper said: 'He said it's all about you and I said of course it is, no one knows you.
'I said you can have 10 people which is perfect. He's had so much plastic surgery that tears run down his back.'
The former Sydney Swans player said guests on the night were set to include Wayne Carey, Sam Newman and Billy Brownless.
Guests were treated to a cake depicting Capper totally nude
The cake also featured the logo of his former football team, the Sydney Swans
The athlete's peachy behind was immortalised in fondant
A stop sign reading '60' hid the figurine's modesty
Underworld figure Mick Gatto was expected to also be attending, who Capper said is 'security to make sure Nixon doesn't get in'.
After spending $80,000 on his teeth, Capper knows how to splash his cash, and he's doing exactly that for his extravagant 60th birthday bash.
Speaking to News Corp, he said: 'I'll put $10,000 on the bar and it'll probably be the last party I'll have before I die.
'The theme is just being sexual like me. I only look 39, I've done my eyes and had a bit of Botox, I'm a very attractive man.
It comes after Warwick went to war with Ricky Nixon over who will have the best 60th birthday party
After footy wild man Capper told Nixon that he didn't want a joint 60th birthday with him, the former AFL sports agent decided to get him back
Capper planned an extravagant birthday bash, which would only celebrate him, on July 15 at the Pier Hotel in Port Melbourne
But Nixon decided to take his limelight by holding his own party just a week before, on July 8, in the exact same venue
Before this announcement it was believed that Nixon would attend Capper's birthday bonanza, but he's now no longer welcome
Capper said: 'He said it's all about you and I said of course it is, no one knows you'
'The party will still go off. I'll have all my mates and it will be full of attractive people and great music with me on drums.'
There was an abundance of entertainment on the evening, including performances from Shannon Noll, Boom Crash Opera, Taxiride and Brian Mannix.
The official party was initially postponed, as Capper was initially supposed to go on The Amazing Race Australia celebrity edition.
Capper turned 60 on June 12th while Nixon reached the milestone birthday on April 3rd.
However, he said he then decided not to do the show once he found out that he wouldn't be getting enough money from it.
'The party will still go off. I'll have all my mates and it will be full of attractive people and great music with me on drums' Warwick said of his party. The stage set up is pictured
The former Sydney Swans player said guests on the night were set to include Wayne Carey, Sam Newman and Billy Brownless
There was an abundance of entertainment on the evening, including performances from Shannon Noll, Boom Crash Opera, Taxiride and Brian Mannix
Capper said: 'I'll put $10,000 on the bar and it'll probably be the last party I'll have before I die'
Capper turned 60 on June 12th while Nixon reached the milestone birthday on April 3rd
It comes after news that former AFL star Capper has been making money on the Cameo platform.
He is charging $151 for a personalised video and $1,057 for a business clip.
Capper is described in his Cameo biography as an 'AFL legend, TV mega star and a DJ King'.
Warwick played for the Sydney Swans and the Brisbane Bears throughout his career.
In his sporting heyday, Capper was the Sydney Swans leading goalkicker across four successive seasons in the 1980s.
Nixon, who played for Hawthorn and St Kilda, made his biggest impact on the game as the agent to the game's greatest stars in the 1990s and 2000s.
Ricky Nixon is pictured. He held his rival party last week
