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Drinker's Pub in Philadelphia will hold a wing eating contest on May 24 which will award a Jager Machine drink dispenser to the winner.
MCall has a preview of Sunday's Nathan's qualifier at Dorney Park in Allentown listing "Humble" Bob Shoudt, Eric "Steakbellie" Livingston, Micah "Wing Kong" Collins and "Wild" Bill Myers as expected entrants. Spectators must purchase park tickets.
The Bloomfield Bridge Tavern in Pittsburgh will host a pierogie eating contest today (May 13).

Philly area burger challenge

Winner’s Circle Sports Grille has the only active Philadelphia (Edgemont & Easton locations) area burger challenge I am aware of. The challenge will award a free T shirt and mug to a diner who can complete a 1.5 pound burger and 1 pound of fries in under 20 minutes. The challenge has been available since April according to the online Wall of Fame.

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theweekender.com: Bart & Urby’s will hold a hot dog contest Thursday awarding $300 to the winner. Russ Keeler won last year's contest.
Adam Richman's twitter announces that the second season of Man vs. Food will be visiting Philadelphia.
(from wingtut.blogspot.com) Full results of the Wing Madness Finals with a round by round breakdown are available on ESPN 1250's website.
PatsVsGenos has an interview with "Humble" Bob Shoudt, mainly about breaking the cheesesteak record at Jim's Steaks two years ago.

Lord of the Wings wins Wing Madness

Wing Madness top 5:

1 Lord of the Wings, 158 wings
2 6Burgh Psycho, 124 wings
3 Broken Wing
4 or 5 Brad Sciullo
4 or 5 Mark Lyle

update Wing Tut has posted a contest report

A live blog of the 1250 AM streaming follows:
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Derek "Wing Tut" Payne has a message for fellow Wing Madness finalist Brad Sciullo on his blog. He also has posted his Wing Madness odds and is looking for a manager for the finals on Friday.
Some recent wing eating contest videos: Tiny Tim at a Wing Madness qualifier | a news report on an EATORF wing contest from 2007 | "Veronica Wing Dominator"

Pizza eating contest vs. circus elephants



WPXI reports
that elephants from the Shrine Circus faced competed in a pizza eating contest against a team from Y 108 Country. (Slideshow)

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Derek "Wing Tut" Payne has a blog entry about qualifying for the Wing Madness finals last nights. Four competitors (2 more than expected) qualified for the finals due to a 3 way tie for second place. "Tiny Tim" was another qualifier.
The Men's Culinary Classic to be held in Washington County, Pennsylvania on April 4 will have a pierogi eating contest.

Full Swallow Your Pride on sling.com

The full version of the 2005 Wing Bowl documentary Swallow Your Pride can be viewed on sling.com for free. The previous version was missing the last 20 minutes.

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Will Millender's blog reports that he won a Scotch Egg eating contest held in Philadelphia yesterday.
The page about the Wing Madness contest on ESPN radio 1250's website reports that Brad the Lunatic won last night's qualifier by eating 60 wings in 12 minutes and 50 seconds.
Alex Nye reports he has attempted to complete Denny's Beer Barrel Pub's 6 pound burger five times without success.
A Scotch egg eating contest awarding $250 to the winner will be held at the Whip Tavern in Philadelphia on Saturday.

2009 Wing Madness qualifier list

The list of Pittsburgh-area qualifiers for the Wing Madness contest sponsored by ESPN 1250 is included in the contest rules. The next qualifier will be held tomorrow night.

Tuesday, March 10th at Strikers Sports Bar in Zelienople (7p-9p), Thursday, March 12th at The Wildside at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort (7p-9p), Thursday, March 26th at Todds by the Bridge in McKeesport (7p-9p), Tuesday, March 31st at Ugly Dog Saloon on Noblestown Road (7p-9p), and on Thursday, April 2nd at the Doublewide Grill on East Carson Street (7p-9p);

The top 2 finishers from last night’s contest have been posted.

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Swallow Your Pride on sling.com

(From indiewire) The first 66 minutes of the 2005 Wing Bowl documentary, Swallow Your Pride, can be viewed for free at http://beta.sling.com/video/show/121148/58/Swallow-Your-Pride The video is billed as the full version of the movie even though the last 20 minutes are missing.

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2009 Pittsburgh Wing Madness (formerly WCS)

The website for 1250 ESPN in Pittsburgh has information about their 2009 wing eating contest, which is now called “Wing Madness” (Previous contests were called the “Wing Championship Series”) The first qualifier will take place at Strikers Sports Bar in Zelienople, PA on Tuesday, March 10 and the top two finishers will advance to the finals on April 17. The grand prize is a 3 night stay at the Nemacolin Woodlands Resort and a $1,000 resort gift card.

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Philly vs. IFOCE 4 on 4 in Wing Bowl 18?

Dan Gross’ column on philly.com mentions George Shea’s appearance on 610 WIP last week and says that the proposed contest in which 4 IFOCE members would face off against 4 Philly-area eaters would take place in Wing Bowl 18 next year if it occurs.

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The Reading Eagle has a profile of Wing Bowl 16 & 17 competitor Michael "The Caveman" Casicano, who is considering retirement after being disappointed in the judging of the contest last month.

Cataldi on WB 18: “pros contribute very little”

Angelo Cataldi’s most recent blog entry reports that the return of IFOCE eaters to the Wing Bowl in 2010 is not a certainty:

The big question now is whether to open the event back up to the professional eaters next year. I may not have to make that decision since my contract runs out before the next Wing Bowl, but my inclination right now is to keep them out. The pros contribute very little to the actual event. They rarely bother to prepare a procession, they have little or no personality, and they detract from the original intent of Wing Bowl, which is to turn an average Joe into Rocky Balboa for a day. Any input from the listeners and Wing Bowl patrons is welcome here.

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