It’s that time of the year again where we at put our heads together and rank the most eligible bachelors in sports. We’re not counting just rings and dollars. We factor in looks and personality as well as education. To be the best bachelor in sports, you need to hold all the cards. Going 50-0 in boxing won’t get you there and neither will a perfect six-pack and huge biceps. Without further adieu, let’s take a look at who is the most eligible bachelor in sports. Floyd Mayweather He’s undefeated in the boxing ring and is as good as they come, but can he go undefeated as a bachelor? Education: None. Rumors even swirled whether Floyd could read or not. Money: $600 million net worth. Woah....
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http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/GoodHairEvilHair Good Hair, Evil Hair It used to be that things were simple: The Heroes had faces smoother than a baby's bottom and Villains had long, thin, oily moustaches to twirl after tying the Distressed Damsel to a set of train tracks. Then along came the grizzled Drifter with his five o'clock shadow, The Gunslinger with his proud beard, and other Antiheroes who broke out of old archetypes. Thanks to these brave pioneers in the fight for facial follicle freedom it's been okay for heroes to have beards, villains to be clean-shaven, and Antiheroes to blur the lines. However, much like superhero costumes there are still guidelines for who can...
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If you are a beardsman extraordinaire, you already have a Movember style of ‘stache or beard lined up. But for those who aren’t sure what the flaming hell I’m talking about, the word “Movember” is a portmanteau (a combination of two words that make a third). In this case, it’s the combination of the UK/Australian nickname for moustache (‘mo’), and the month of November. What’s Movember All About? If you’re still confused, you’re not alone. A lot of people are unaware that Movember (November) is the time when men grow moustaches (and/or beards) to raise awareness for men’s cancers, prostate and testicular cancers in particular. The worthy goal of the Movember folks is to “change the...
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