I was looking over the lines and Chestnutt seems to be a lock. But, the over/under 70.5 looks high...can the guy perform well when the heat index on the east coast is near triple digits? Looks like an under 70.5 at +120 may be a good play.
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I was looking over the lines and Chestnutt seems to be a lock. But, the over/under 70.5 looks high...can the guy perform well when the heat index on the east coast is near triple digits? Looks like an under 70.5 at +120 may be a good play.
Easy under...the heat index was too high, hurt output.
Say what you want to, but dominance is dominance. Clearly, Chesnutt is a master of competitive hot dog eating. I hope he can find a way to cash in big on an otherwise worthless talent.
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Easy under...the heat index was too high, hurt output.
Say what you want to, but dominance is dominance. Clearly, Chesnutt is a master of competitive hot dog eating. I hope he can find a way to cash in big on an otherwise worthless talent.
Easy under...the heat index was too high, hurt output.
Say what you want to, but dominance is dominance. Clearly, Chesnutt is a master of competitive hot dog eating. I hope he can find a way to cash in big on an otherwise worthless talent.
Chesnutt's recorded income 2017 $360k Appears to do
well on endorsements, and personal appearences, he found his way 10 years ago, when in 2008 his net income (W2FORM)
was $213k so I would say he's making a decent honest living
eating the most Hot Dogs faster than anyone on the planet
this dude can definately put em' down
just some trivia I came across when checking out Nathan's
world Championship contest
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Quote Originally Posted by bigvern1013:
Easy under...the heat index was too high, hurt output.
Say what you want to, but dominance is dominance. Clearly, Chesnutt is a master of competitive hot dog eating. I hope he can find a way to cash in big on an otherwise worthless talent.
Chesnutt's recorded income 2017 $360k Appears to do
well on endorsements, and personal appearences, he found his way 10 years ago, when in 2008 his net income (W2FORM)
was $213k so I would say he's making a decent honest living
eating the most Hot Dogs faster than anyone on the planet
this dude can definately put em' down
just some trivia I came across when checking out Nathan's
Ha..that is why you don't bet on stupid stuff like this... https://www.espn.com/moresports/story/_/id/23998448/joey-chestnut-eats-record-74-hot-dogs-nathan-famous-hot-dog-eating-contest
That is great he is making 250K+ per year on competitive eating. No matter how stupid it sounds, the guy is the best and the best should be paid!
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Classic...judging error?
Ha..that is why you don't bet on stupid stuff like this... https://www.espn.com/moresports/story/_/id/23998448/joey-chestnut-eats-record-74-hot-dogs-nathan-famous-hot-dog-eating-contest
That is great he is making 250K+ per year on competitive eating. No matter how stupid it sounds, the guy is the best and the best should be paid!
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