Question: Problem: By. Helen Pow. PUBLISHED:. 11:29 EST, 7 October 2013. |. UPDATED:. 16:50 EST, 7 October 2013. Three of America's biggest sports stars - Peyton Manning, LeBron James and Serena Williams - have been named and shamed as the worst at marketing unhealthy food to kids. Researchers at Yale University found pro athletes promoted 44 different food or beverage brands during 2010, with 79 percent of those food products being 'energy-dense and nutrient-poor.' In the drinks market, 93 per cent of the drinks the mega stars put their names to - including sports drinks - received all of their calories from added sugar, authors found. Scroll down for video. Bad role models: Three of America's biggest sports stars - Peyton Manning, LeBron James, pictured, and Serena Williams - have been named and shamed as the worst at marketing unhealthy food to kids. But the worst culprits were the most famous athletes, a fact that saddened health experts. Denver Broncos signal caller, Peyton Manning, has endorsement deals with Papa John's pizza and Oreo cookies, adding to the $12 million he makes annually from lending his face, voice and persuasive powers brands. According to Forbes, he even owns 21 Papa John's stores in the Denver area. Meanwhile, Miami Heat champion LeBron James earns $42 million per year by endorsing McDonald's, Coca-Cola and other products and number 3 on the researchers' list of stars who plug unhealthy products is tennis powerhouse Serena Williams, who in the past has done ads for McDonald's and Oreo cookies. Pizza: Denver Broncos star Peyton Manning, left, stars in ads for Papa John's pizza and even owns a number of stores. Many of those food-and-beverage sales campaigns are aimed at young consumers, the study, which was published Monday in the journal Pediatrics, found. 'When taking into account the nutrient quality of the products endorsed and the amount of advertising for each product, Peyton Manning, LeBron James, and Serena Williams are the highest contributors to the marketing of unhealthy foods,' the paper concluded. The authors said it 'ironic' that 'some of the world's most physically fit and well-known athletes' were promoting the unhealthy food and drinks and said it sends 'mixed messages about diet and health.' Unhealthy: Serena Williams, pictured, appears in an ad for Oreos licking the cream center. The study compared the modern day junk food flogging to the cigarette ads of sports stars like Babe Ruth and Ted Williams appeared in. The authors are urging the mega stars to re-think their decisions to push sugar-rich drinks or high-calorie foods. 'Our ultimate hope would be that athletes reject the unhealthy endorsements or, at the very least, promote healthy foods,' Yale University clinical psychology doctoral student and lead author in the study Marie Bragg told NBC News. 'These athletes have an opportunity to work with parents. Instead, they're promoting really unhealthy foods.'
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Answer: Yale researchers found pro athletes promoted 44 different food or drink brands during 2010. 79 percent of those food products were 'energy-dense and nutrient-poor' and 93 per cent of the drinks received all of their calories from added sugar. The Denver Broncos star, the Olympic gold winning tennis player and the Miami Heat legend are the most prolific for junk food endorsements.


Problem: Rory McIlroy capped off a remarkable year by being named as the PGA Tour Player of the Year. The 23-year-old is the youngest player to win the trophy, named after 18-time major winner Jack Nicklaus, since Tiger Woods triumphed back in 1998. McIlroy enjoyed a stellar 2012, winning four times on the PGA Tour, topping both the PGA and European money lists, as well as helping Europe to a stunning Ryder Cup success against the United States. McIlroy targeting major assault in 2013. The Northern Irishman claimed victory at The Honda Classic, PGA Championship, Deutsche Bank Championship and BMW Championship, pocketing a cool $8,047,952 on the U.S.-based circuit. McIlroy has been top of the rankings for 17 consecutive weeks and has held top spot for 24 weeks in total. He becomes the third European to win the award after England's Luke Donald (2011) and Ireland's Padraig Harrington (2008). Rookie of the Year. Meanwhile, John Huh was named as PGA Tour Rookie of the Year. The 22-year-old was the only rookie to qualify for the Tour Championship and the youngest since Sergio Garcia made it through at the age of 21 in 2001. Huh claimed his first win at the Mayakoba Golf Classic in February, finished 29th in the FedEx Cup and 28th on the money list with $2,692,113. Huh, who was born in New York but currently lives in Dallas, is the first player of Korean descent to win the award. "On behalf of the PGA TOUR, my congratulations to Rory and John for their outstanding accomplishments this season," said PGA TOUR Commissioner Tim Finchem. "These awards are significant to these players as they are bestowed upon them by their peers, one of highest compliments a player can receive."
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Answer: Rory McIlroy named 2012 PGA Tour Player of the Year. The 23-year-old is youngest to win award since Tiger Woods in 1998. Becomes third European to win title after Luke Donald and Padraig Harrington. McIlroy won four times on PGA Tour in 2012.