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Topic: competitive eating

The original Nathan's Famous at Coney Island, Brooklyn.
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Thursday, 7/2, 10:45 AM

At Nathan's Hot Dog Contest, Joey Chestnut Chases an 18th Mustard Belt

  • The Fourth of July brings the strangest of American traditions back to Coney Island: the Nathan's Famous hot dog eating contest.
  • Joey Chestnut, the sport's dominant figure, returns to chase an 18th title a year after ending a brief, contract-driven exile — while Miki Sudo aims to extend her own reign on the women's side.

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