Joey Chestnut, a renowned competitive eater, successfully defended his title in a hot dog eating competition. However, he attributed his lower than usual hot dog count to the excessive heat during the event. The outcome highlights the impact of environmental factors on athletic performance in eating contests.
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Joey Chestnut defended his title in a hot dog eating contest.
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Joey Chestnut blamed the heat for a lower hot-dog tally than usual.
Opinion<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMivAFBVV95cUxOXzE5VktsYVdUUVJ2T2ZXY29wZUhoRElicWdHb3lwVUlRZWFFZE82VHRJSzVKV3BFalgtT2lPeEZGdkFYMGY3ZGFSLXdXSkN0REY3MkhuNVBaSmg1elBQejVmaVd5MFVCdTJLRGtVTzNpSFlMS0xYSlJUaWVKajcxd1Exc0lnVTZZQmtGQVI3dkZZTE5yNDJtdTRNZElCNVphMTMzeEVMeGlxMm55QnpXeVF6VmV6V1hDZ1dOTg?oc=5" target="_blank">Eating champion Joey Chestnut defends title but blames heat for lower…
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Joey Chestnut blamed the heat for a lower hot-dog tally than usual.
OpinionJoey Chestnut defended his title in a hot dog eating contest.
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