Teen Choice Award for Choice Male Athlete

The following list is a list of Teen Choice Award winners and nominees for Choice Male Athlete. David Beckham receives the most wins with 6.

Winners and nominees

1999

Year	Winner	Nominees	Ref.
1999	Kobe Bryant	Andre Agassi John Elway Michael Jordan Lennox Lewis Mark McGwire Joe Nieuwendyk Tiger Woods	^[1]

2000s

Year	Winner	Nominees	Ref.
2000	Kobe Bryant	Andre Agassi Vince Carter Ken Griffey Jr. Derek Jeter Sammy Sosa Kurt Warner Tiger Woods	^[2]
2001	Shaquille O'Neal	Andre Agassi Kobe Bryant Jeff Gordon Allen Iverson Derek Jeter Peyton Manning Tiger Woods	^[3]
2002	Kobe Bryant	Tony Hawk Derek Jeter Danny Kass Jonny Moseley Shaquille O'Neal Apolo Anton Ohno Alex Rodriguez	^[4]^[5]
2003	Kobe Bryant	Dale Earnhardt Jr. Tony Hawk Derek Jeter Danny Kass Shaquille O'Neal Andy Roddick Kelly Slater	^[6]^[7]
2004	Tony Hawk	Lance Armstrong Tom Brady Kobe Bryant Dale Earnhardt Jr. Derek Jeter Phil Mickelson Tiger Woods	^[8]
2005	Michael Phelps	Lance Armstrong Tom Brady Johnny Damon Dale Earnhardt Jr. LeBron James Matt Leinart Rafael Nadal	^[9]
2006	David Beckham	Tom Brady Matt Leinart Steve Nash Dwyane Wade Vince Young	^[10]
2007	Tiger Woods	LeBron James Peyton Manning Alex Rodriguez Dwyane Wade	^[11]^[12]
2008	David Beckham	Kobe Bryant LeBron James Eli Manning Tiger Woods	^[13]
2009	David Beckham	Kobe Bryant Roger Federer Michael Phelps Tiger Woods	^[14]

2010s

Year	Winner	Nominees	Ref.
2010	David Beckham	Drew Brees LeBron James Apolo Anton Ohno Albert Pujols	^[15]
2011	Shaun White	Jon Jones Dirk Nowitzki Manny Pacquiao Alex Rodriguez	^[16]
2012	David Beckham	Kobe Bryant Albert Pujols Tim Tebow Shaun White	^[17]
2013	David Beckham	LeBron James Colin Kaepernick Michael Phelps Shaun White	^[18]
2014	LeBron James	Kevin Durant Dale Earnhardt Jr. Tim Howard Johnny Manziel Russell Wilson	^[19]
2015	Stephen Curry	American Pharoah and Victor Espinoza Tom Brady LeBron James Cristiano Ronaldo Jordan Spieth	^[20]
2016	Stephen Curry	Kobe Bryant John Cena Peyton Manning Roman Reigns Cristiano Ronaldo	^[21]
2017	Stephen Curry	John Cena Rickie Fowler LeBron James Cristiano Ronaldo Mike Trout	^[22]

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