How did Ronaldo dethrone Messi's Champions League crown?

Cristiano Ronaldo or Messi is more of a controversial topic. However, if divided into stages, the overwhelming dominance of one person with the other is clearly visible.
How did Ronaldo dethrone Messi's Champions League crown?
In 2012, as Messi elevated the fourth consecutive Golden Ball title, most Argentine superstars will end their careers with far-flung Portuguese rivals, at which time only 1 QBV.

The past 5 years have seen Ronaldo make a spectacular comeback, winning 4 QBV to balance the score with Messi (5 QBV each). This strong rise, boldly marked the explosion of the CR7 in the Champions League.

Portugal's top scorer is Europe's top scorer, having won the scorer in the last six seasons, including four with Real Madrid.

Specifically, from the 2011/12 season to now, Ronaldo has scored a total of 93 goals after only 76 appearances, an amazing performance. Before the start of the 2011/12 season, Ronaldo was far behind Messi, not only in terms of titles but also goals (38 vs. 51, 13).

The deluge started in 2012/13, when Ronaldo beat Messi in the Champions League (12 vs. 8, more than four) and lost the Golden Ball at the end of the year.

Infographic: Ronaldo ahead of Messi

The following season, when Real realized the La Decima dream (10th European Champions), Ronaldo also showed incredible performance with 17 goals to hit the net during the campaign. In contrast, Messi continues to have another season only scored eight goals in the Champions League.

As a result, the 13 goals that Messi made two seasons ago have been eliminated, with both goals ending in the 2013/14 season having 67 goals. After catching up, Ronaldo started to break through. From season 2014/15 to now, Ronaldo always scored more or equal to Messi in each season.

So far, the CR7 created with La Pulga in the list of the most goals scored in history C1 / Champions League is 16 goals. In the last three seasons, the three seasons that Ronaldo and Real were crowned, CR7 scored a total of 43 goals.

In contrast, Messi only scored just 20 goals and all three this season, Barca are not able to reach the semifinals, not to speak coronation. Of course, Ronaldo can not win the final. Messi is still two years younger than Ronaldo (31 years old compared to 33 years old) and if the average goal difference in the Champions League is higher then the Argentine superstar (0.83 vs. 0.78 table / match).