Champions of Competitive Eating

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Some of the Champions In Competitive Eating:
What makes competitive eating is the famous eaters that uphold a strong reputation and image
in competitive eating. Not anybody has the stomach to be part of this strange sport
so when people like Joey Chestnut, Matt Stonie and Juliet Lee make it in the big eating
competitions, it just shows the skill and commitment in this sport.

Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Competition
Joey Chestnut:
The best in the game when it comes to eating hot dogs. Chestnut holds 43 world records and has broken many of his own records consistently. His performance is one of dedication and shocks everyone. He has been able to eat 132 chicken wings in 30 minutes flat.
Matt Stonie:
Next up is Matt Stonie, an impressive eater who holds amazing records in the world of competitive eating. He has eaten 152 bacon strips in approximately 5 minutes and competed successfully in the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Competition. His eating performance is definitely hard to stomach.
Juliet Lee:
Now we have a female who is making moves in the world of competitive eating.
Her story is quite unique as she initially started off as a Chemistry professor in China
before entering the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Competition. Lee continues to place in the
top finishers for competitions.


References:
Lethbridge, T. (2019, February 1). These Are The World’s Top 7 Most Impressive Competitive Eaters. Retrieved May 13, 2020, from Twisted Food website: http://twistedfood.co.uk/these-are-the-worlds-top-7-most-impressive-competitive-eaters

(2020). Retrieved May 13, 2020, from Junglecreations.com website:https://cdn.junglecreations.com/wp/junglecms/2019/01/7d45029b-gettyimages-

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