The Fourth of July was made whole once again as Joey Chestnut returned to the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest after a one-year hiatus to devour the competition Friday for his 17th career title of the famed event at New York's Coney Island.
Joey Chestnut, who has won Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest a record 16 times, is back after being banned last year and is expected by the oddsmakers to secure his 17th title on the Fourth of July in New York.
The most prolific name in the history of the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest is expecting to miss the event once again in 2025. After a shocking ban from the event in 2024, Joey Chestnut isn’t expecting to return to Coney Island to defend his glory this summer.
Joey Chestnut is ready to make history on Memorial Day as he will attempt to break his popcorn-eating record. On3 recently spoke to the competitive eating legend, and he revealed what he needs to do tobreak the world record at the Rural King store in South Terre Haute, Indiana.
Ahead of Memorial Day weekend, The Action Network has had the pleasure of sitting down with none other than Joey Chestnut – the world’s No. 1 competitive eater.
Ahead of the highly anticipated national championship showdown between the No. 8 seed Ohio State Buckeyes and the No. 7 seed Notre Dame Fighting Irish on Monday night in Atlanta, both teams gathered for their media day on Saturday.
Without the Goliath of competitive eating, this year's hot dog contest is wide open. Here are the latest hot dog eating contest odds and our picks for your best Fourth of July bets!
Joey Chestnut acknowledged that his record-setting 16th victory at the annual Nathan's Famous International Hot Dog Eating Contest nearly wasn't possible Tuesday afternoon.