Cristiano Ronaldo tops ESPN’s World Fame 100 for the second straight year, followed by LeBron James, Lionel Messi, Roger Federer and Phil Mickelson.

Federer moved up a spot from 2016 and Mickelson climbed eight spots to secure a place in the top five of the world’s most famous athletes.

Tennis player Eugenie Bouchard is the lone Canadian representative on the list. The 23-year-old Montreal native makes her debut at 93.

The list is generated using a formula created by ESPN director of analytics Ben Alamar that “combines endorsements with social media following and internet search popularity” to determine the final rankings.

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