Wins again… 63 dogs(I think) in 10 minutes. WTF!! That’ll be some site tomorrow morning! If you know what I mean!!
Joey Chestnut!
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I wouldn’t want to be his plumber.
I have said it before and will say it again
This is the stupidest sporting event ever -stupider than rodeo NASCAR or LSU baseball.
This is the stupidest sporting event ever -stupider than rodeo NASCAR or LSU baseball.
On a serious note, if that’s possible in a hot dog eating contest. Consuming all that fat, and whatever else they put in those dogs, plus the tons of salt at one time has to catch with you eventually. But I guess the fame of being “The World’s Greatest Athlete” trumps all health concerns.
the fame of being “The World’s Greatest Athlete” trumps all health concerns... for most athletes.
And that’s healthy? Plus not everything that went down is coming back up. Hey, it’s his life he can do as he pleases, so I guess I probably shouldn’t criticize him.
Come on, have you ever been to a Golden Corral eatatorium? Some of those people make Chestnut look like a man on strict celery and lettuce diet.
62 dogs.
www.espn.com
“In the women's contest, defending champion Miki Sudo forced down 39½ hot dogs and buns to collect her ninth Mustard Belt…Sudo, 37, was disappointed in her winning total, which was nine hot dogs short of her all-time high. She said competition from the 27-year-old Ebihara had thrown her off. "The first couple minutes, I found myself watching her, which I never want to do. I never want to be distracted by the other competitors," Sudo, of Port Richey, Florida, said after the competition. "Watching her, I fumbled my hands. I got stuck with a big burp early on but was able to correct."”
Chestnut waits out rain, wins 16th Mustard Belt
After waiting out a weather delay of nearly two hours, Joey Chestnut ate 62 hot dogs and buns to win his eighth straight Mustard Belt and 16th overall at the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest.
www.espn.com
“In the women's contest, defending champion Miki Sudo forced down 39½ hot dogs and buns to collect her ninth Mustard Belt…Sudo, 37, was disappointed in her winning total, which was nine hot dogs short of her all-time high. She said competition from the 27-year-old Ebihara had thrown her off. "The first couple minutes, I found myself watching her, which I never want to do. I never want to be distracted by the other competitors," Sudo, of Port Richey, Florida, said after the competition. "Watching her, I fumbled my hands. I got stuck with a big burp early on but was able to correct."”
How do they train? Do they do a Miralax cleanse the night before a contest?
You got to love a woman with a big early burp.62 dogs.
Chestnut waits out rain, wins 16th Mustard Belt
After waiting out a weather delay of nearly two hours, Joey Chestnut ate 62 hot dogs and buns to win his eighth straight Mustard Belt and 16th overall at the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest.
“In the women's contest, defending champion Miki Sudo forced down 39½ hot dogs and buns to collect her ninth Mustard Belt…Sudo, 37, was disappointed in her winning total, which was nine hot dogs short of her all-time high. She said competition from the 27-year-old Ebihara had thrown her off. "The first couple minutes, I found myself watching her, which I never want to do. I never want to be distracted by the other competitors," Sudo, of Port Richey, Florida, said after the competition. "Watching her, I fumbled my hands. I got stuck with a big burp early on but was able to correct."”
Stupider than "e-sports"? (aka video games). At least the participants are actually doing something
There are actually “world rankings” for being a glutton! “Mom/Dad, I am ranked 3rd in the world for being able to stuff hot dogs in my mouth for 10 straight minutes!” Dad: “ Did you get your degree yet?” Son: “**** no!”
What’s on that dog? It looks like a present left by my cat.
Atheltic and competitive eating should never appear in the same sentance - stupid event.
Getting tired of Joey Chestnut winning all the time. It was fun to watch when he and Kobayashi were going toe to toe but I think this event has run its course. Time to move one. I think they should televise more Death Diving that they put on the Ocho during the pandemic.
The top one has beans, bacon, mustard, and onions. The bottom one has potato salad, onions, and a little paprika. It might have another ingredient, but I don’t remember.
Interesting link:
Health effects of competitive eating: Here's what happens inside the body after Nathan's Hot Dog Contest | Sporting News
The Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest is an American tradition. It's also pretty gross. Here's what happens inside eaters' bodies after they consume dozens of hot dogs in 10 minutes.
www.sportingnews.com
Do competitive eaters throw up after?
Competitive eaters often train with water to expand their stomach capacity, which helps keep all the food down. As it turns out, training can make a big difference.Vomiting isn't a traditional part of the competitive eating process for many professionals. While there's no telling what might happen to amateurs, most professionals are able to expand their stomach capacity to the point that they are able to compete in contests without throwing up.
In addition to training, competitors often jump up and down during the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest. That's not just the adrenaline hitting the eaters; it's a strategic move to get all of the food down the esophagus and into the stomach. Eaters are trying to clear room and make sure nothing is at risk of coming back up.
Chestnut told CNBC in 2020 that he doesn't typically feel sick after the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest, despite eating more than the other competitors. He said he only feels exhausted and deals with extreme sweating.
Competitive eaters poop
Every eater's body is different, but Chestnut summed it up pretty well when he spoke to Insider in 2021."It's natural," Chestnut said, adding, "If you eat a lot of food, you're going to go to the bathroom."
While Chestnut has said sweating and exhaustion are two of the sensations he experiences shortly after the Hot Dog Eating Contest, he confirmed he ends up in the bathroom not long after.
TMZ caught up with Chestnut after the 2017 contest, and he provided some semi-graphic details. "It's digested, just not completely digested," he said, which comes as no surprise. How could the stomach fully digest more than 60 hot dogs that quickly?
The human body knows its limits. While competitive eaters stretch out their stomachs to the point that vomiting is fairly rare, they can't stop the food from coming out altogether.
Joey Chestnut net worth: How much does he make?
The life of a competitive eater may not be glamorous, but it can pay pretty well.Chestnut told USA Today that his net worth is $4 million after he made $500,000 in 2022 alone. The Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest, an event Chestnut has won 14 times, pays its winners $10,000 every year.
$500,000 in a single year doesn't just come from winnings, of course. Chestnut's popularity has also earned him lucrative sponsorship deals.
Joey Chestnut career earnings
Specific sponsorship details are hard to come by, but in 2014 alone, Chestnut reportedly made $230,000. By 2022, he said he made $500,000 in a year. Chestnut's 15 Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest victories have resulted in a combined $150,000 worth of winnings (before taxes, of course).Chestnut won both the hot dog competition and a worldwide pumpkin pie eating contest in Jacksonville in 2021. He ate 76 hot dogs in 10 minutes for the former and 16 pounds, 12 ounces of pumpkin pie in 11 1/2 minutes for the latter. Chestnut won the Hot Dog Eating Contest again in 2022, but with 63 hot dogs eaten.
Joey Chestnut endorsements
Joey Chestnut has several endorsements from a variety of companies, with most of course being food companies. Chestnut has made social media posts endorsing Hooters, Hostess, Coney Island IPA and even Pepto Bismol.Joey Chestnut business ventures
Chestnut launched his first company that features a line of condiments in 2018. Joey Chestnut Eats includes Chestnut’s Firecracker Mustard, Boardwalk Coney Sauce and Deli-Style Mustard with prices ranging from $7.50 to $8.Joey Chestnut social media influence
Chestnut doesn't use social media all that frequently, but does use it sporadically to promote appearances at restaurants or certain food products. His Twitter account has 43.1K followers, and his Instagram profile has 76.2K followers.How many hot dogs did Joey Chestnut eat in 2022?
Chestnut ate 63 hot dogs in 2022, well short of his record 76 but still enough to easily clear the rest of the field. There were a few good reasons for the drop off, including an injury that left Chestnut on crutches and a protestor that he put in a chokehold during the competition.Chestnut broke his own record for most hot dogs eaten in 10 minutes at the 2021 Nathan's contest, housing 76 in total. The previous record was 75, set by Chestnut in 2020's iteration of the competition.
Interesting link:
Health effects of competitive eating: Here's what happens inside the body after Nathan's Hot Dog Contest | Sporting News
The Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest is an American tradition. It's also pretty gross. Here's what happens inside eaters' bodies after they consume dozens of hot dogs in 10 minutes.
Vomiting isn't a traditional part of the competitive eating process for many professionals.While Chestnut has said sweating and exhaustion are two of the sensations he experiences shortly after the Hot Dog Eating Contest, he confirmed he ends up in the bathroom not long after.
Well it’s comforting to know that vomitingisn’t a traditional part of competitive eating. I’m not an MD, nor do I play one on TV, but sweating and exhaustion after overeating don’t appear to be positive healthy attributes. On a positive note, what a better time for a prostate exam then after you’ve just passed dozens of hotdogs.
Step,Interesting link:
Health effects of competitive eating: Here's what happens inside the body after Nathan's Hot Dog Contest | Sporting News
The Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest is an American tradition. It's also pretty gross. Here's what happens inside eaters' bodies after they consume dozens of hot dogs in 10 minutes.
Do competitive eaters throw up after?
Competitive eaters often train with water to expand their stomach capacity, which helps keep all the food down. As it turns out, training can make a big difference.
Vomiting isn't a traditional part of the competitive eating process for many professionals. While there's no telling what might happen to amateurs, most professionals are able to expand their stomach capacity to the point that they are able to compete in contests without throwing up.
In addition to training, competitors often jump up and down during the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest. That's not just the adrenaline hitting the eaters; it's a strategic move to get all of the food down the esophagus and into the stomach. Eaters are trying to clear room and make sure nothing is at risk of coming back up.
Chestnut told CNBC in 2020 that he doesn't typically feel sick after the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest, despite eating more than the other competitors. He said he only feels exhausted and deals with extreme sweating.
Competitive eaters poop
Every eater's body is different, but Chestnut summed it up pretty well when he spoke to Insider in 2021.
"It's natural," Chestnut said, adding, "If you eat a lot of food, you're going to go to the bathroom."
While Chestnut has said sweating and exhaustion are two of the sensations he experiences shortly after the Hot Dog Eating Contest, he confirmed he ends up in the bathroom not long after.
TMZ caught up with Chestnut after the 2017 contest, and he provided some semi-graphic details. "It's digested, just not completely digested," he said, which comes as no surprise. How could the stomach fully digest more than 60 hot dogs that quickly?
The human body knows its limits. While competitive eaters stretch out their stomachs to the point that vomiting is fairly rare, they can't stop the food from coming out altogether.
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