Patrick Bertoletti, who was able to dominate last July 4 with Chestnut absent, didn’t even come close Friday with 46.5 hot dogs and buns consumed.

Patrick Bertoletti, who won with Chestnut barred from competition last year, finished second 46 ½ hot dogs and buns. “I found a pretty good rhythm," Chestnut said. "My goal was 70 to 77.

The event made sure to tease his entrance, allowing him to come after last year’s winner, Patrick Bertoletti. After watching this legendary competitive eater in person, I now know why he’s ...

It was a close race behind Chestnut, as 2024's victor Patrick Bertoletti finished second in the men's competition with 46.5 hot dogs and buns, while James Webb placed third with 45.5. As for ...

That total bested defending champion Patrick Bertoletti, who finished in second place with 46.5, but came short of the competition-record 76 hot dogs and buns Chestnut ate in 2021.

Last year’s winner, Patrick Bertoletti of Chicago, came in second place after gobbling up 46 1/2 hot dogs and buns, falling short of the 58 he ate to earn the 2024 men’s title.

Last year’s winner, Patrick Bertoletti of Chicago, came in second place after gobbling up 46-1/2 hot dogs and buns, falling short of the 58 he ate to earn the 2024 men’s title.

After missing the event last year, Joey Chestnut returned to claim his 17th Mustard Yellow Belt, devouring 70.5 hot dogs, easily beating defending champion Patrick Bertoletti (46.5). Burns, who is ...

After sitting out last year's competition because of a sponsorship conflict, Chestnut gulped down 70 1/2 hot dogs with buns in 10 minutes to make a meal out of 2024 winner Patrick Bertoletti, who ...

Schuyler downed 429 wings Friday morning in a photo finish with fellow professional eater Patrick Bertoletti. Bertoletti, who was last year's champ, finished with 408 wings.

Last year’s winner, Patrick Bertoletti of Chicago, came in second place after gobbling up 46 1/2 hot dogs and buns, falling short of the 58 he ate to earn the 2024 men’s title.