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Justin Nunez, a former Columbia University football player in his second year at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., earned the unofficial title of Wall Street’s best athlete by winning a charity decathlon held at his alma mater.
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Eric Bachmann, the chief administrative officer for New York hedge fund Hutchin Hill Capital LP, runs ultramarathons, plays lacrosse and works out regularly. Even so, he couldn’t beat a 24-year-old Merrill Lynch & Co. analyst for the title of Wall Street’s best athlete in 2010.
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Adam Katz, a financial adviser at Bank of America Corp .’s Merrill Lynch unit, was unaware he had a personal connection to cancer when he signed up for a charity decathlon in April to determine Wall Street’s best athlete.
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The search for Wall Street’s best all-around athlete is under way.
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Chris Schlack , a second-year analyst at Merrill Lynch & Co., fought through a stomach virus to claim the unofficial title of Wall Street’s best athlete at a charity decathlon in New York.
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