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To be precise, he won the title by eating exactly one cow brain.
I'm not saying it's a particularly healthy thing, but these guys don't just walk out there and down 75 hot dogs. They train, and they compete. And the grossness of the endeavor is part of the ... I don't want to say appeal, but it's part of the skill, overcoming that.This person isn't a legend nor is Joey Chestnut. They are freaks.
Eating a whole bunch of food is a sport?
Adam Richman had a show in which he would try all those restaurant challenges. Just as disgusting as it sounds. One of the places is less than a mile from me. A huge triple burger with about a pound of fries.
To state eating a whole bunch of food is a sport is ridiculous.
Let me ask you ... ever written a column supporting your statement?
Who is exactly is they? Themselves?No, Liut. I've never written an article about competitive eating. I just know there's a reason they call it competitive eating.
This is a debate I don't think I want to examine further, though. It makes me full.
No.Have you ever written one supporting your statement that it is not?
Just about anything can be a sport.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sports
Not everything that is a competition is a sport. Otherwise you could assign someone to the pissing contest beat.