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Seattle Verizon VoiceWing chicken wing results

(From beautifulbrian.com)

  1. Joey Chestnut, 4.5 lb.
  2. Eric “Badlands” Booker, 3.6 lb.
  3. “Humble” Bob Shoudt 3.5 lb.
  4. Patrick Bertoletti 2.93 lb.
  5. Jason “The Erbivore” Erb 2.9 lb.

(Updated 10/7 9:51 am – Thanks Jason Erb – added #4 and #5 totals and correctly
listed Jason Erb’s name and nickname)

(Updated 10/5 12:33 am #6 finisher Ken Wong has provided me with a listing of the remaining finishers)

#6 – Ken “The Demolisher” Wong, about 2.29 lb. surrey.bc.ca unranked
#7 to 11 – Scott”Pork Slayer” Sayer, ?.?? lb., Albany,OR IFOCE Rank #44
#7 to 11 – Brian McDonald, about 1.05 lb. Everett, WA, unranked
NOTE: Brian McDonald was the top local eater from Washington unranked
#7 to 11 – Keith Gerhart Less than about 1.05 lb. Everett, WA unranked
#7 to 11 – Robert Cochran Less than about 1.05 lb. Everett, WA unranked
#7 to 11 – ?? Less than about 1.05 lb. ??-Everett, WA unranked

No Sport Illustrated (on Campus) jinx for Joey Chestnut as he continues the momentum he established in August and Labor Day weekend, easily beating “Badlands” Booker, who is unable to upset a top 3 eater in chicken wings for the second time in a month. All three (and the next two places) qualify for the finals in Boston next month.

Updated 10/02 12:38 am Yahoo news has a picture of Chestnut and Booker along with a results summary

Updated 10/02 9:53 am Heraldnet.com has an article about the contest

10:50 am Seattle Times article

Updated 10/03 11:30 pm places #4 and #5 added (from humblebob.com)

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Seattle Verizon VoiceWing Battle Preview

The Seattle Times has a preview of Saturday’s Verizon VoiceWing chicken wing qualifier focusing on expected entrants Joey Chestnut and Eric “Badlands” Booker. The training methods of both competitiors are described. The article incorrectly states that Booker holds the Buffalo Wing Festival contest record (which was set by Sonya Thomas in 2004). It is surprising that Joey Chestnut would make the trip north when he has a qualifying contest in his hometown in two weeks. “Humble” Bob Shoudt states on his website that he and Patrick Bertoletti are also planning to compete. The top five competitors in the three qualifiers (also in SF and DC) will make the finals in Boston.

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