The contest invites competitive eaters from around the world to Brooklyn for the iconic chowdown. Scott Gilberson, the 22-year-old from Berkeley, Calif., who was arrested last year, however, said he’d cheer on anyone who attempts to storm the stage again. “It seems like that’s getting more popular. “I’m a little bit worried,” Chestnut told USA Today on Monday. Paul MartinkaĬhestnut famously stopped the invader, putting him in a brief chokehold before cops arrived, but he worries the spectacle could attract another offender. Paul Martinka Miki Sudo showed off her 2022 title as she promised to take home this year’s championship. Joey Chestnut, the number one competitive eater in the world, hopes to best his record of 76 franks. The champ - who retained his title by scoffing 63 dogs at last year’s event – face stiff competition including elite challengers such as Nick Wehry, the fourth top eater in the world, and Japan’s number 1 eater Max Suzuki.Ĭhestnut also admitted to having some anxiousness after a protester stormed the stage during last year’s event and spoiled his legendary laser-sharp focus on the food in front of him. “I’m going to be sweating, it’s not going to be pretty, but I’m going to do whatever it takes to get those dogs down and break that record,” Chestnut told the cheering crowd.
Paul Martinkaĭuring Monday’s weigh in, Chestnut touted that he would fight against the scorching and humid weather to once again prove his legacy as the world’s number one eater. Paul Martinka The contest has been held every year in Coney Island in front of the flagship Nathan’s restaurant. Joey Chestnut and Miki Sudo hope to defend their titles during the Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest. on ESPN’s streaming app, with the men’s contest starting at noon and airing on the app and ESPN2.Ĭhestnut and Sudo will also have their own dedicated cameras on them in hopes of catching the moment the champs beat their own records.Ĭhestnut, of Westfield, Ind., currently sits as the world’s top competitive eater, and is hoping to secure his 16th victory in the hotdog eating contest as he prepares to munch a mountain of franks in front of the iconic Nathan’s flagship restaurant in Coney Island once again.
The world’s top competitive eaters are back in Brooklyn for the Fourth of July as champs Joey Chestnut and Miki Sudo look to defend their titles during the Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest.Ĭhestnut, better known as “Jaws,” is looking to shatter his 2021 record of 76 hot dogs in 10 minutes during the men’s competition, with women’s champ Sudo hoping to break 50 and shatter her previous best of 48.5 franks.Ĭoverage of the Independence Day tradition kicks off at 10:45 a.m. Miki Sudo bests rival in close race to notch 9th victory at the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest Nathan’s 2023 Hot Dog Eating Contest back on after weather delay Joey Chestnut wins record 16th Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest Cat lovers go feral for quirky eating competition
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