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Joey Chestnut (b.1983) is considered the greatest competitive eater of all time.<ref>https://celebforbes.com/2024/06/14/joey-chestnut/</ref> He has been nearly unbeaten for more than 15 years in Nathan's annual hot dog eating competition on [[Independence Day]], and set an astounding record in that competition of eating 76 hot dogs in only 10 minutes.
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'''Joey Chestnut''' (b.1983) is the greatest competitive eater of all time.<ref>https://celebforbes.com/2024/06/14/joey-chestnut/</ref> He has been nearly unbeaten for more than 15 years in Nathan's annual hot dog eating competition on [[United States Independence Day|Independence Day]], and set an astounding record in that competition in 2021 of eating 76 hot dogs in only 10 minutes.
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As reported by ''[[USA Today]]'' the day before the annual contest in 2025, "the 16-time Nathan’s champion set to return to the contest Friday after a one-year ban over a contractual dispute."<ref name="USA">https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2025/07/02/joey-chestnut-nathans-hot-dog-eating-contest-indy-500/84440679007/</ref>
  
 
His political and religious views are undisclosed, but he personally took down an animal rights protester who disrupted one of these competitions.
 
His political and religious views are undisclosed, but he personally took down an animal rights protester who disrupted one of these competitions.

Revision as of 19:43, July 3, 2025

Joey Chestnut (b.1983) is the greatest competitive eater of all time.[1] He has been nearly unbeaten for more than 15 years in Nathan's annual hot dog eating competition on Independence Day, and set an astounding record in that competition in 2021 of eating 76 hot dogs in only 10 minutes.

As reported by USA Today the day before the annual contest in 2025, "the 16-time Nathan’s champion set to return to the contest Friday after a one-year ban over a contractual dispute."[2]

His political and religious views are undisclosed, but he personally took down an animal rights protester who disrupted one of these competitions.

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