Sentence examples for most powerful athlete from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg Businessweek ranked White, 25, who also competes professionally as a skateboarder, the second most powerful athlete of 2011, with quarterback Peyton Manning in the top spot.

Tiger Woods may be world's most powerful athlete, but in a car crash he's flesh and bone, just like everyone else.

The most powerful athlete in the world made about $78 million last year, thanks to sponsorships with General Motors unit Buick, American Express and EA Sports.

By Golfweeek Tiger Woods is still the most powerful athlete in sports.

But this was an opportunity to partner with one of the most powerful athletes and one with incredible reach, globally".

While Djokovic has surpassed his rivals Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer on the tennis court, he now hopes to at least join those two, who both reside on Forbes magazine's list of the top 10 most powerful athletes, in areas such as endorsements, fame and global exposure.

That list ranks the most powerful actors, athletes, chefs and directors based on their media exposure (magazine covers, TV and radio mentions), Web presence (number of Google hits) and earnings.

To determine which actors and actresses made the most money during the 12-month period, we turned to the 2006 edition of the Forbes Celebrityy 100 list, which ranks the most powerful actors, athletes, chefs and directors based on their media exposure (magazine covers and TV and radio mentions), Web presence (number of Google hits) and earnings.

One publication named you the No. 2 most powerful and marketable athlete out of 100, placing you between Peyton Manning and Tiger Woods.

I believe the most powerful aspect of Athlete Ally is that whether you're straight or LGBT, we are all committed to being a part of the movement to end homophobia and transphobia in sport.

To determine which of the world's athletes were raking in the most, we turned to the 2005 edition of Forbes Celebrityy 100, which ranks the most powerful actors, models, athletes and directors based on their media exposure (magazine covers, TV and radio mentions), Web presence (number of Google hits) and earnings.