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It&rsquo;s no coincidence that boxer Floyd Mayweather&rsquo;s nickname is &ldquo;Money.&rdquo;
Mayweather tops the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.forbes.com/athletes/list/#tab:overall">Forbes</a>&nbsp;list of 2018&rsquo;s highest-paid athletes, having earned roughly $285 million last year.
The pugilist&#39;s income is comprised of roughly $275 million in salary in 2017 and $10 million in endorsements, enough to give all 325 million Americans about 88 cents each. Incredibly, Mayweather, who sports a 50-0 professional boxing record, earned the incredible payday from a single fight: the Aug. 26, 2017 defeat of UFC star Conor McGregor.
The single fight was such a moneymaker that it also catapulted McGregor to the No. 4 spot on this year&rsquo;s list with $99 million in total earnings.
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	Top Earners</h3>
Here&rsquo;s a rundown of the top five athletes on the Forbes list, along with some numbers from the business world to help put their incredible earning potential in perspective.
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		Floyd Mayweather (boxing): $285 million in earnings. In 2017, the <a href="https://www.legalsportsreport.com/18130/nevada-sportsbooks-2017/">Nevada Gaming Control Board</a> reported that profits from sports betting in the entire state for the year were just $248.8 million.&nbsp;</li>
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		Lionel Messi (soccer): $111 million in earnings. Messi&rsquo;s profits in 2017 were exactly equal to the $111 million <a href="https://www.forbes.com/sites/greatspeculations/2018/03/14/profits-likely-to-remain-elusive-for-dropbox-in-2018/#2449a1e67a1a">in losses</a> Dropbox Inc (NASDAQ: <a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/drop#NASDAQ">DROP</a>) reported last year.&nbsp;</li>
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		Cristiano Ronaldo (soccer): $108 million in earnings. Ronaldo matched the <a href="https://variety.com/2018/film/news/black-panther-box-office-game-night-1202709952/">entire second-weekend</a> North American box office numbers for the blockbuster movie &ldquo;Black Panther,&rdquo; which scored $108 million in ticket sales.</li>
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		Conor McGregor (mixed martial arts): $99 million in earnings. McGregor earned enough last year to consume the full $99 million salary cap of an entire <a href="https://www.sbnation.com/nba/2017/6/22/15852108/nba-salary-cap-lower-free-agents-luxury-tax">NBA basketball</a> team in the 2017-2018 season.&nbsp;</li>
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		Neymar (soccer): $90 million in earnings. It took Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: <a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/amzn#NASDAQ">AMZN</a>) exactly <a href="https://revenuesandprofits.com/amazon-vs-walmart-revenues-and-profits-1995-2014/">10 years</a> after its founding in 1994 to record an annual net profit of more than $90 million in a single year.&nbsp;</li>
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	Other Notes</h3>
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		Tennis great Roger Federer earned $65 million in endorsements alone in 2017, more than any other athlete. Federer earned $77.2 million total, placing him at seventh overall.</li>
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		LeBron James was the top-earning NBA player and sixth on the Forbes list, pulling down a total of $85.5 million last year.</li>
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		Not a single female athlete ranked among the top 100 earners in 2017.</li>
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		NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo, 23, was the youngest athlete on this year&rsquo;s list. Antetokounmpo earned $35.5 million in 2017, good enough to take the No. 30 spot on the list.</li>
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		Golfer Phil Mickelson, 47, was the oldest athlete on the list. Mickelson earned $41.3 million last year and took the No. 22 spot on the Forbes list.</li>
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Fuse Science Inc. (OTC: <a class="ticker" href="/stock/drop#OTC">DROP</a>), announced today that on February 7, 2012, it entered into a securities purchase agreement with institutional and accredited high net-worth investors pursuant to which Fuse Science will issue and sell senior convertible notes in the original principal amount of $3,169,359, convertible during their two year term at an initial conversion price of $.21 per share, series A warrants to purchase up to 15,092,190 shares of Fuse's common stock at an initial exercise price of $.26 per share for a five year period after closing and series B warrants to purchase up to 15,092,190 shares of Fuse's common stock at an initial exercise price of $.21 per share for a seven month period after closing.

FUSE Science Inc. (OTC: <a class="ticker" href="/stock/drop#OTC">DROP</a>), (www.fusescience.com), announced today a formal partnership with Attack Athletics (www.attackathletics.com) and renowned trainer Tim Grover. For the past two decades, Grover has been recognized as the "Trainer to the Pros" and one of the top sports performance specialists in the world. 

Tim Grover earned his reputation as the top trainer to the NBA elite when Michael Jordan exclusively hired him to pack on efficient muscle to overcome the physical play of the NBA. Jordan worked with Grover for 15 years and went on to win six NBA Championships and six Finals MVP awards. Grover's reputation is 2nd to none, training the best basketball players in the world over the last 20 years including Kobe Bryant, Dwyane Wade, Scottie Pippen, Charles Barkley, Hakeem Olajuwon, Tracy McGrady, Gilbert Arenas, Michael Finley, OJ Mayo, Andre Iguodala, Juwan Howard and many others.

Equipped with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Kinesiology and a Master's Degree in Exercise Science from the University of Illinois-at Chicago, Grover is the CEO of Attack Athletics in Chicago where the best NBA players seek to refine their bodies using cutting edge training and nutrition programs designed by Grover and his staff. FUSE Science recently launched Enerjel™ and planned sublingual drop products will now be part of day to day operations when training the top athletes at Attack Athletics!

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Fuse Science Inc. (OTC: <a class="ticker" href="/stock/drop#OTC">DROP</a>) (www.fusescience.com) announced today that it had formally changed its corporate name from "Double Eagle Holdings, Ltd." to "Fuse Science Inc." 

The news of the name change completion comes on the heels of an announcement of a formal launch of its Hypoglycemic, Hyperglycemic, and Analgesic project platforms which are designed for the advancement of its OTC and pharmaceutical licensing efforts which are currently under way.

Fuse Science Inc. Announces Completion of Name Change from Double Eagle Holdings, Ltd. 

Is Tiger Woods sitting on gold that the rest of us do not know about? Or is his [still brightly burning] star lending some of its shine to a company otherwise unknown? On November 11, a little known—and little, literally—company now going by the name of Fuse Sciences (PINK: DROP) pulled the coup of a lifetime when it announced it had signed The Tiger Woods in an endorsement deal that would make the company exclusively featured on the golfer's bag. After hanging tight for several weeks, the company's modestly priced stock started kicking to the upside last Friday, gaining about 50 percent on its value. At the time of writing, DROP has come off a day high above $1 and is trading at about $0.94, twice the range of the past month. 

Chicken-or-egg debate notwithstanding, is the company on the cusp of making it to the big leagues on its own fundamental merits? We take a look at both sides of the argument. 

One side has the company riding on the coattails of the venerable, if chink-armored Tiger Woods. Make no mistake about it, in its worse PR-day, a DROP-tiered company would not think twice before engaging a star of his stature to catch some spotlight. After losing big-buck advertisers one after the other, the star may be looking to score one in his win column with sponsors, and Fuse Science's money is as good as anyone else's. The star's recent win on the <a href="http://www.marketwatch.com/story/tiger-woods-gets-win-with-powered-by-fuse-bag-2011-12-05?reflink=MW_news_stmp">Chevron World Challenge</a>, and his gushing about his new corporate beloved can reasonably be construed to have the legs to cause a penny stock to move as high as DROP did. 

On the other hand, Tiger Woods is as seasoned a pro in sponsorship deals as he is with a nine-iron. Enough of a pro to refrain from pumping and dumping in order to cash in on spreads, although his deal with Fuse Sciences appears materially comprised of equity options on the company. <a href="http://www.scpr.org/blogs/economy/2011/12/06/3946/tiger-woods-has-brand-new-bag-sponsor-fuse-science/"> Southern California Public Radio </a> seems to think that Tiger genuinely believes in the company's product and sees it going places.

The company's business, by the way, is energy and body replenishment products. Although it says that it has pending patents and trade secrets that “can encapsulate nutrients, actives and other molecules at far greater concentration than any time in history,” according to Hotstocked.com, the company has yet to produce any meaningful revenue action. Its 10-Q from June, as combed through by <a href="http://brucekrasting.blogspot.com/2011/12/reader-question.html?utm_source=feedburner&amp;utm_medium=feed&amp;utm_campaign=Feed%3A+BruceKrasting+%28Bruce+Krasting%29"> Bruce Krasting </a>, says the company has current assets of $300,000 on liabilities of $507,000. It has about 90 million shares outstanding, which means that today, its marked cap is flirting with $100 million. Depending on what time you look at the charts, that is 50-60 percent appreciation on its valuation in just the last several days. 

A move is afoot, regardless of what side you fall on this stock's bull/bear demarcation (or the chicken-or-egg Woods-DROP binary relationship as a force behind the stock move). Are you bearish on this penny stock and think it is not yet ready for the full greenback? Short it for some nice pennies for your jar. Are you bullish? Tiger Woods and his peeps may think it is still time to chase this stock to newer heights.

Double Eagle Holdings, Ltd. (OTC: <a class="ticker" href="/stock/drop#OTC">DROP</a>) announced today a formal congratulations to Tiger Woods on his Chevron World Challenge win. At the opening of the tournament Tiger Woods and Fuse Science debuted Tiger's new "Powered by Fuse Science" bag as part of their new partnership.

"I don't think it is possible for it to be scripted any better," said Rubin Hanan, Fuse Science President and Chief Operating Officer. "It is truly exciting to watch Tiger at his best and to know he's back! We could not be more pleased with our partnership with Tiger Woods but this moment is about Tiger… and the fact that he is back! Congratulations Tiger from the entire Fuse Science Team!"

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PREVIEW: Tiger Woods and Fuse Science CEO to Appear on CNBC at 12:30pm Today to Discuss Partnership

Fresh off a stellar performance in the Presidents Cup that has some pundits saying “Tiger is back,” Tiger Woods will be promoting his partnership with FUSE Science, a maker of products to help athletes absorb nutrients faster.

Fuse focus provides revolutionary energy and body replenishment products that combine cutting-edge body absorption technology with two proprietary formulas for powering professional athletes and weekend warriors, according to the company's Web site. Florida-based Double Eagle Holdings (OTCBB: <a class="ticker" href="/stock/drop#OTCBB">DROP</a>) is the parent company of FUSE Science. 

Woods will appear on CNBC today at 12:30 Eastern time with FUSE Science CEO Adam Adler to promote their new partnership. The FUSE name will appear on Tiger's bag when the 14-time major champion tees off next week at the Chevron (NYSE: <a class="ticker" href="/stock/cvx#NYSE">CVX</a>) World Challenge in Southern California.

Last week, FUSE announced it has entered into an endorsement deal with Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz, arguably the best designated hitter in Major League history. In October, the company said Houston Texans running back Arian Foster will be endorsing their products.

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