The gross-out science of hot dog eating contests
Alongside firecrackers, grills and energetic standards, U.S. natives are planning for another longstanding national convention on the nation's 241st birthday: eating much excessively numerous franks.
For ten minutes, over a million watchers will watch around 20 candidates stuff their appearances for the yearly Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest in Brooklyn's Coney Island. The renowned worldwide rivalry has occurred for more than 100 years and draws a blend of regulars and newcomers, all competing for the pined for mustard yellow belt, which is of "obscure age and esteem," agreeing George Shea, fellow benefactor of occasion support Major League Eating. The challenge has both male and female divisions, both of which assert their own superstar aggressive eaters. In the current year's men's segment Joey Chestnut will protect his title and, for the women's, Miki Sudo will contend after three back to back wins.
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