Takeru Kobayashi Reduced to Pay-for-Play Stunt Eating at Low-Rent Frat Parties
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All proceeds from the competition benefit Philly Roller Girls.
This year's champion chowed down 287 wings to cinch the win.
While the skimpy clothes are a healthy form of sexual expression, labeling Wingettes sluts is a form of unresolved sexual repression.
The annual binge, purge, and stripper-ogling extravaganza's organizers fear El Wingador's presence will only hurt its reputation.
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Though there's no meat, by no means is this a protest against Wing Bowl.
Kobayashi is six-time champ of the annual Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest.
In other news, Roy Choi details why food trucks are so important for hopeful restaurateurs who lack resources.
How many hot dogs can you eat?
Missed the recent pickle-eating contest? Don't worry, there are others.
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Could the Tsunami break the Guinness record for pizza-eating?
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Rocky Mountain oysters make it into cooking and eating competitions.
Or enter a cooking competition instead of an eating one.
Eat more than 25 wings in under 15 minutes, and the contest gets named after you.
Esquire's critic sounds off on reservation lines and greasy palms, while a court case will revolve around a disturbing discovery at a chain restaurant.