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Prince Fielder
Power 100 rank: 34
Sport: MLB/Milwaukee Brewers—1B
Age: 25
Most recent notable achievement: 2009 Home Run Derby winner
Earnings: $9 million
Key sponsors: Sharp
Why he's on the list: Fielder's oversize physique and personality appeal to sports fans and advertising executives alike.
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