Joey Chestnut

The protester who was on the receiving end of Joey Chestnut’s viral takedown felt the competitive eater’s reaction was “unnecessary.”

Hot dog eating champ Joey Chestnut helped to subdue a protester that charged the annual Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest.

Joey Chestnut helped take down a protester who rushed the stage as he was competing in the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest. Watch the incident here.

The greatest hot dog eater of all time defends his title at the Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest, winning his 15th championship.

Competitive eating legends Miki Sudo and Joey Chestnut emerged victorious in the 2022 Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest. Here’s how many hot dogs they ate.

The 2022 Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest takes place on the Fourth of July in New York. Here’s everything you need to know about the event.

Chowdown champ Joey “Jaws” Chestnut broke his own record to gulp to a 14th win in the men’s Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest on Sunday, while Michelle Lesco took the women’s title. Chestnut downed 76 franks and buns in 10 minutes. That’s one more than he did in setting the men’s record last year, when the contest unfolded...

Joey “Jaws” Chestnut scored a new world record and his 13th win at Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Content on July 4. He talked with NBCLX’s Tabitha Lipkin, who happens to be related to him, about his training regimen and about how the coronavirus changed the contest this year.

It wouldn’t be the Fourth of July without San Jose product Joey “Jaws” Chestnut taking center stage and scarfing down hot dogs at an alarming rate.

Eleven-time champion Joey Chestnut says he expects this year’s Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest to be “a battle.”

The top ranked eaters from around the nation are coming down to Carnaval Miami to scarf down some croquetas.

A long weekend and low gas prices have analysts predicting record travel for this year’s Independence Day celebrations. Travel is more affordable this year with gas prices at about $2.30 a gallon, the lowest in over a decade. “We are projecting that 43 million Americans are going to be traveling this holiday season,” Tamra Johnson of AAA said.

Every year, Americans honor the country’s independence on the Fourth of July by celebrating freedom with fireworks, barbecues and beach getaways. July Fourth has only been a federal holiday since 1941, but Americans have celebrated Independence Day since the 18th century. During the summer of 1776 some colonists held parades and fired canons to accompany reading of the newly signed...