Couple eats 90 hot dogs during practice days before annual hot dog-eating contest
Updated: 4:31 PM PDT Jun 30, 2020
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Nick Weary and Miki Sudo are spending some quality time together in the kitchen, grilling up a little more than just a snack. When that two years ago, on the Fourth of July at the gym of the hotel where they put us up for the hot dog eating contest we started dating a year ago, that would be the annual Nathan's famous hot dog eating contest. You could call them the first couple of competitive eating. It's great to have something to say, like, Hey, how did you feel after those 223 chicken wings? You know, that's very hard for your average person related to, and this weekend they're headed back to where it all began. It's bigger than anything else draws the best of the best. Yeah, that's our our Super Bowl or a WrestleMania or a World Series on Lee Pseudo will be stepping up to the plates this July 4th, but Weary is still putting in the training with her. We stopped by their final practice before Saturday's competition. He's been more fired up for practices that I've been, whereas I'm dragging my heels is pushing me to consistently do better today that means 90 hot dogs between the two of them plated contest style and a 10 minute time limit. Pseudo has won the women's title every year since 2014. She's got six consecutive titles. They're going for number seven. Yeah, which will put her second all time on the Mount Rushmore of competitive eating. The Nation state just kind of cemented her place there. Kudos. Personal best is 41 Hot Dogs, but she's hungrier for more than just a win. She hopes to best the women's record of 45 hot dogs, something she's done plenty of times at home. For some reason, it hasn't translated it on the fourth, but this year expect to do better than ever. And I'm looking to take that record down. And if today is any indication, she is on her way. 50 hot dogs with time to spare. I don't think she scratched the surface of what she's capable of a table
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Couple eats 90 hot dogs during practice days before annual hot dog-eating contest
Updated: 4:31 PM PDT Jun 30, 2020
A Connecticut couple is practicing their hot dog-eating chops ahead of the annual Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog-Eating Contest on Saturday.Nick Wehry and Miki Sudo are no strangers to the competitive eating scene."We met two years ago on the Fourth of July at the gym of the hotel where they put us up for the hot dog eating contest," Sudo told News 12 Connecticut. "But we started dating a year ago."Sudo is the only one competing this Saturday, but Wehry's still training with her."It's great to have somebody say, like, 'Hey how'd you feel after those 223 chicken wings?'" Wehry told the TV station. "That's very hard for your average person to relate to."Sudo a fierce competitor, too. She has won the women's title every year since 2014.The couple ate a combined 90 hot dogs this week to prepare.Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog-Eating Contest will be held at an undisclosed location in Coney Island without a crowd and fewer competitors due to COVID-19.Watch the video above to learn more about this story.
A Connecticut couple is practicing their hot dog-eating chops ahead of the annual
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Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog-Eating Contest on Saturday.
Nick Wehry and Miki Sudo are no strangers to the competitive eating scene.
"We met two years ago on the Fourth of July at the gym of the hotel where they put us up for the hot dog eating contest," Sudo told News 12 Connecticut. "But we started dating a year ago."
Sudo is the only one competing this Saturday, but Wehry's still training with her.
"It's great to have somebody say, like, 'Hey how'd you feel after those 223 chicken wings?'" Wehry told the TV station. "That's very hard for your average person to relate to."
Sudo a fierce competitor, too. She has won the women's title every year since 2014.
The couple ate a combined 90 hot dogs this week to prepare.
Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog-Eating Contest will be held at an undisclosed location in Coney Island without a crowd and fewer competitors due to COVID-19.
Watch the video above to learn more about this story.
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