What Channel Is Nathan's Hot Dog Contest?

Nathan's hot dog contest is a yearly event that takes place on the Fourth of July at Nathan's Famous hot dog stand in Coney Island, New York. The winner of the contest is the person who can eat the most hot dogs in 10 minutes. The contest has been held every year since 1916 and has been televised since 1971.

This year's contest is being held on ESPN2. The contest will start at 12:00pm ET. There will be a total of 20 contestants, 10 men and 10 women. The winner of the contest will receive a $10,000 prize.

Nathan's hot dog eating contest is on ESPN.

There are ten contestants in the Nathan's hot dog contest. The contest is held annually on the Fourth of July in New York City. The contest is open to anyone who can eat the most hot dogs in ten minutes.

The contest was established in 1916 by Nathan's Famous, the hot dog restaurant chain. The contest has been held every year since then, except for 1941-1945, during World War II.

The current record for the most hot dogs eaten in ten minutes is 70, set by Joey Chestnut in 2013. Chestnut has won the contest eight times in a row.

past contestants have included competitive eaters like Kobayashi and Chestnut, as well as celebrities like Bill Cosby and Steve Martin.

Nathan's Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest is an annual eating contest held at Nathan's Famous Corporation's original restaurant in Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York City. The contest has been held annually since 1916, the winner receives a mustard-yellow belt. The contest has been officially sanctioned by Major League Eating since 1997.

The contest winner for 2017 was Joey Chestnut, eating 72 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes, marking his 10th consecutive win. Second place was Matt Stonie with 48 hot dogs, followed by Carmen Cincotti in third with 46. Miki Sudo was the women's winner for the sixth consecutive year, with 41 hot dogs eaten.

The contest has been held annually since 1916. However, there are no records of the contest prior to 1972. According to Nathan's, the reason for this is that the contest was not well publicized before then and was only a local event.

The contest was first broadcast on television in 1980 and has been aired on ESPN since 2004. In 2010, the event was also live-streamed on the ESPN website.

The winner of the Nathan's hot dog contest is the person who can eat the most hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes.

Hermann Zoeller, Jr. of Philadelphia won the annual Nathan's Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest by consuming fifty hot dogs in ten minutes. He did not come close to the world record, which is held by Joey Chestnut, who ate seventy-three hot dogs in the same amount of time, but he did eat more than double the amount of the runner up, Matt Stonie, who only ate twenty-one hot dogs. Hermann attributed his success to training with Chestnut himself and said that he plans to train even harder to try to beat the world record next year.

Nathan's hot dog contests are now legendary. The prize for the winner is a mustard-yellow belt emblazoned with the Nathan's logo. The belt is worn by the winner for one year, until the next Nathan's hot dog eating contest.

In order to win the Nathan's hot dog contest, the contestants have to eat as many hot dogs as possible within ten minutes. The hot dogs must be eaten without any condiments or any other type of food, and the contestant must consume the entire hot dog, including the bun. The contestants are given water to drink during the contest, and they are allowed to have a napkin to wipe their hands and face.