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“Everything was amazing. I knew going into the contest my body was working," Chestnut told ESPN after the contest.
"I came back stronger than ever.”
Chestnut set a new world record for hot dogs on June 28, eating 73 1/2 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes at a qualifier, which took place at Washington, D.C.'s annual barbecue battle.
He earns an annual income around $200,000 from prize money, sponsorships and public appearances according to Forbes. (Getty)
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