Wednesday, May 15, 2013
SI: The 50 highest-earning athletes
(sportsillustrated.cnn.com)
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Read More...When welterweight Floyd Mayweather was No. 1 on Sports Illustrated’s Fortunate 50 last year—knocking out Tiger Woods, who had been No. 1 every year since SI started producing the list in 2004—it looked like a fluke, the result of the $85 million he received for his fights with Victor Ortiz and Miguel Cotto. Now Mayweather is proving that he belongs at the top. From just two bouts this year, one earlier this month and the other scheduled for September, he will earn at least $90 million, ...
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< 1 2 3 4Danny, that's no longer true.
And since it isn't my name I felt perfectly comfortable with you addressing me in that fashion!
It's win-win.
Yeah, his voice is fantastic.
My first name (Jordan) isn't one that people modify very often. I use JW when I put my name in at a restaurant because people always seem to hear "George" for some reason.
I always go with 'Heya'. It's edgier.
My second wife's name was (still is, actually) Teresa. According to her, people on the phone tended to hear it as "Joyce." Weird.
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