Another "Delicious" Victory at the Coney Island Hot Dog Eating Contest

Joey Chestnut Out, Patrick Bertoletti Wins

Miki Sudo Retains Women's Championship

For the second consecutive year, WEB's Liam Stack reported on the highly anticipated Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest held in Coney Island, Brooklyn. This year's competition commenced in true historic fashion with the women's contest, where reigning champion Miki Sudo shattered records once again.

In the absence of disqualified favorite Joey Chestnut, Patrick Bertoletti emerged victorious in the men's division, consuming an impressive 58 hot dogs. Meanwhile, Sudo reclaimed her title in the women's competition, showcasing her unwavering dominance in the sport.

Despite Chestnut's absence, the competitive spirit remained fierce, with fans eager to witness the spectacle of the annual hot dog eating championship. Chestnut's suspension gave way to Bertoletti's moment of triumph, marking a shift in the rivalry and setting the stage for future contests.

In parallel to the official event, Joey Chestnut organized an alternative hot dog eating competition in Fort Bliss, Texas. This display of resilience and determination highlights the unmatched passion and unwavering spirit of the competitors in this unique and entertaining sport.