El Wingador on WB 16 training on NJ.com
In a profile on NJ.com, Bill “El” Wingador” Simmons describes how he is preparing to make a comeback in Wing Bowl 16:
Wingador insists he competes against himself, not the field, but he knows if he’s going to make it six Wing Bowls he probably will have to out-eat Californian Joe Chestnut, who won in 2006 and 2007 and is considered the Tiger Woods of eating as the world’s No. 1 competitive chow-hound.
“I’m not worried about Chestnut,” Wingador says. “We’re friends, but he talks trash.”
Wingador goes to the gym (Bally’s) almost every morning, then begins eating, insisting he doesn’t have this routine programmed backwards.
A regular at several Gloucester County restaurants, he usually has four eggs over with scrapple and pancakes followed by a cheesesteak for breakfast. Lunch may feature a whole pizza and roast beef hoagie. Dinner could be a combination of chicken, or pork, or ham, or rice and beans, or four slices of pizza, and/or his personal favorite, spaghetti with chicken parm. Or, sometimes, all of the above.
Simmons believes he is capable of 200 to 240 wings at Wing Bowl 16.
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anonymous said
January 22, 2008 @ 11:38 am
with a diet regime of that nature he could work out in the gym for hours and he wont lose a pound. Is he looking to bulk up or slim down?
what?!? said
January 22, 2008 @ 12:18 pm
have u seen the guy?????????????????????? i am sure he wouldnt ever look to slim down……..
Anonymous said
January 22, 2008 @ 2:10 pm
I dont think Chestnut talks too much trash. Mr. Wingador just doesnt want to admit how good Joey is.