Joey Chestnut, the number one ranked competitive eater in the world, visits WIRED to answer the internet's burning questions about competitive eating.
This is Competitive Eating Support.18 Krispy Kreme donuts or one large pizza?They go down fast, especially if they're warm.Those won't even make it home from the drive-thru.how do competitive eaters not just diefor the first time, they might die.They died, but now millions of people can run a marathonOur bodies are absolutely amazing.instead of just eating hot dogs like a sane personin anything.to drink the water, right, by dunking.That's the way it works with competition.
You're not moving the food efficiently.Serious question for competitive eaters:It's like a race car driver.I really hate when it's a food that I loveIf it's a taste I like, it definitely is easier.it hits me again and again and again.Do eating competitions have weight classes like fighting?There's no weight classes.Big and small compete against each other.There are big guys who can eat a lot of food, great guys,I wish I was a little bit more fit, but I love to eat.
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