Next Big Sponsor to Drop Tiger Woods?

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Irish bookmaker Paddy Power has posted odds on the next sponsor to drop Tiger Woods.  And the winner is:  AT&T, at least when it comes to favorites. 

With Accenture already leading the way and Chevy not far behind, Tiger's backers are dropping out fast, the bookmaker suggests.

Paddy Power rates AT&T at 7/4 as the next big sponsor to cut Woods.   

Shoe giant Nike and golf ball manufacturer Titlelist were 33/1 or greater long shots to cancel Tiger Woods sponsorship deals.

Woods announced last week that he would be staying out of golf "indefinitely" while focusing on trying to resurrect his marriage.  Following a bizarre post-Thanksgiving day car crash into a fire hydrant and tree, news began surfacing that Tiger had been "unfaithful" to his wife Elin.  Soon nearly a dozen women came out of the woodwork to admit having affairs with Tiger.  He later admitted to adultery on his blog.

Jordan Bach, Gambling911.com 

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