And the world's top paid athletes are...

Forbes’ annual list of the World’s Highest Paid Athletes is out and the top two men recently beat each other to a pulp.

With the nickname “Money,” it’s no surprise boxer Floyd Mayweather topped the list, bringing in $300 million.

Recent competitor Manny Pacquiao nabbed the second spot on the list at $160 million, just over half of winner Mayweather’s earnings.

Two soccer stars Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi take spots No. 3 and 4 with just under $80 million each, and long-time tennis great Roger Federer rounds out the top five with $67 million.

This year’s list only includes two women – tennis players Maria Sharapova at No. 26, with $29.7 million, and Serena Williams at No. 47, with $24.6 million.

The 23-year-old soccer phenom Neymar is youngest on the list at No. 23, with $31 million, and the 44-year-old Phil Mickelson is oldest at No. 8, with $50.8 million.

Last on the list, at No. 100, is NBA player James Harden with $18.8 million.

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