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How about something based on “Happy New Year” in Italian? Felice anno nuovo–Felis annonuovo–Cat Newyear!
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How about Felix Annonuovo? Felix for short, of course.
How about Monkeysuit (an old slang term for tuxes)? Or just Monkey? I always call my cats little monkeys.
Quinten, no idea why - it just popped into my head
Schrodinger
Luigi, I’m guessing he likes Italian food.
how about Ted Debosy you know the guy from werstling in the eightys he allways had a breefcase with him he was allways well dresed and his entrance was the money money money song.
Or call him floyd after pink floyd my favrote singer of the song “money”
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How about Monkeysuit (an old slang term for tuxes)? Or just Monkey? I always call my cats little monkeys.
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Machine Gun Monkey is still available! Machine Gun Monkey…the name for discerning cat owners!
Or…err…Robert Guiscard? You can call him ‘Bob the Weasel’ :).
Update, see voo play.
I like Underfoot. I wanted to name Barbara Underfoot. I also think he looks like a Murgatroid Dupree.
Boris.
Just Boris.
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Boris.
Just Boris.
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J.B. for short! 
Which bookstore in New Orleans is Bob employee of the month in, Cherry? Next time I’m there, I need to freak the owner out by asking him how Bob’s doing and how the medical bills have progressed. Since I live 1200 miles away, he might find that more than a little confusing. <g>
I can’t come up with a good suggestion right now, but you definitely earned lots of kitty karma taking your new guy in! Here’s hoping his health problems are few! Any idea how old he might be?
Fang.
Tom. Or TomCat.
Killer.
FuzzBot. Or FuzzButt.
Wankel Rotary Engine.
Dreamboat.
Fluffy.
Fuzzy.
Get Off of My Porch! Or GOMP for short.
That’s all I got. 
Here I am, yet again. I’m going to keep on coming back until you name that kitty!
(Hope you don’t mind. I just keep on thinking of more names.)
Jazz (after the beautiful “late” kitty of a friend of mine, and because it is a cool name)
Domino
Virgil (after the very sweet “late” kitty of a distraught gentleman I met at the animal emergency hospital one night. He had named his kitty Virgil because he said it had helped guide him through hell, ala “The Inferno.”)
Melville (as in Herman Melville)
Bartleby (as in “Bartleby the Scrivener” or Bartleby the fallen angel, depending on whether you prefer Nathaniel Hawthorne or “Dogma”)
Tennessee (as in Tennessee Williams or Tennessee Tuxedo)
Oscar (as in Oscar Wilde) or
Dorian (as in “The Picture of Dorian Grey,” even though he is not a grey kitty)
As you can see, I have literary aspirations for your kitty.
Name him poops!
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Jazz (after the beautiful “late” kitty of a friend of mine, and because it is a cool name)
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How about D.J. Jazzy Jeff? Or just Jazzy Jeff? In that picture in the OP, kitty looks like he’s sitting at a piano, with his little white hands all poised to play. I can’t think of any famous tuxedo-ed piano players, though (except Liberace, and he wasn’t so much in tuxedos, per se 
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Alfred (you know, Bruce Wayne’s butler).
I immediately thought “Batman”, because his face looks like he’s wearing a Batman mask
Actually, I really like Bond, from the OP. The rationale is perfect.
Hello Cherry?? Whats it gonna be…?
Steve Austin, the $600 Cat
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Steve Austin, the $600 Cat
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That’s awesome! Hey, little Stevie! Oh - Stevie Wonder is a piano player! It’s perfect!
(Wow - that’s a lot of exclamation marks!)
“Velcro”
Or, if you want to puff it up: “Sir Velcro”