Probably not an official record, but it’s amazing how fast the Japanese dude was at gulping down the bottle of isotonic drink. Video from “Food Battle Club”, a Japanese competitive eating show… [via karan90@youtube]

American Joey Chestnut retained his Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest title in 2008, beating Japanese arch rival Takeru Kobayashi after a close fight.

Each of them consumed 59 hot dogs in 10 minutes and forced the game into extra time, with Chestnut claiming the final victory after a five-dog playoff.


Video: Nathan’s International July Fourth Hot Dog Eating Contest 2008

Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest is arguably the world’s most famous competitive eating contest. The competition is held annually on US’ Independence Day (July 4) in Coney Island, New York, since 1916.

Takeru Kobayashi is a legend in the contest, winning it for six times in a role (2001-2006) before Joey Chestnut, nicknamed the “Jaws”, claimed the title in 2007 and successfully defending it in 2008.

15 contestants took part in the “Bridezilla-Ultimate Cake Eating Contest” in Times Square, NYC, on June 12, 2007. The event kicked off the 4th season of Bridezillas, a reality television show on US cable television channel WE-tv.

The winner walked away with USD25,000 cash prize.

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