I mean FFS....can you not even have a hot dog eating contest......... without fucking cheating .....so this mohawk......... eating hot dog fucker !!!!!.........is accused of cheating ........can you not have something as light hearted as hot dog eating contest ...... without problems .....for fuck sake!!!!!! ........by the way....... he looks like a fucking cheater .......he has that look (maybe the mowhawk)..... ..... ...i do not know what a dog eater...... cheater looks like ..........i am just guessing .......he nicked an extra plate ...who the fuck knows ....but as always someone has to ruin it ..........
Nathan’s Hot Dog Contest In Hot Water Amid Cheating Allegations
The famous Nathan’s Hot Dog Contest, which takes place on the Fourth of July every year, has found itself in yet another controversy.
2024's annual eating contest looked slightly different, as 16-time winner Joey Chestnut was banned from participating due to his partnership with Impossible Foods. After the news broke, Americans were outraged as Chestnut chowing down on hot dogs is an Independence Day tradition.
Luckily for fans, the 40-year-old participated in Pop Goes the Fort July 4th Celebration, where he consumed 57 hot dogs in five minutes.
While it seems the Joey Chestnut controversy has died down, Nathan’s Hot Dog Contest is once again in hot water amid cheating allegations.
Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest Contestant Accused Of Cheating
Nick Wehry, the husband of women’s division champion Miki Sudo, is facing some sizzling accusations.
During the thrilling July Fourth hot dog eating contest, two insiders claim he used some sneaky sleight of hand tricks to boost his hot dog count and sneak into the ranks of the sport's top contenders.
On the big day at Coney Island, Nick Wehry chowed down an impressive 46.75 hot dogs in the sizzling showdown, securing a fourth-place finish. Footage and reports from The Post and ESPN captured the crowd's excitement and cheers.
But here's where it gets juicy. That 46.75 figure later jumped to 51.75 on the official Major League Eating (MLE) results website, allegedly giving Wehry credit for five extra hot dogs that he was allegedly never served.
“100% he cheated,” one source told The New York Post.
How Does Scoring Work In The Fourth Of July Contest?
Each contestant's plate starts with five hot dogs, so every empty plate equals five hot dogs devoured. The judges use these stacks to determine the final scores. Any “debris” left uneaten on the top plate — bits of bun or stray chunks of beef — is subject to the judges’ call and might be deducted from the total.
Now, according to the sources who spoke with The Post, Wehry "stole plates" from another competitor's stack and added them to his own place setting, which allegedly inflated his score to over 50 hot dogs.
The alleged reason Wehry's score was bumped up after the contest ended was that he seemingly asked for a recount following the initial judge’s tally.
“I can only assume he demanded a recount after stealing the plate,” the source claimed.
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