The contest is only 10 minutes long, so that's about one dog every 9 seconds. For his trouble, Chestnut gets to take home $20,000 and the title belt.
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Defending his title for the third year in a row, Chestnut defeated Takeru Kobayashi and set a new world record of 68 hot dogs.
The contest is only 10 minutes long, so that's about one dog every 9 seconds. For his trouble, Chestnut gets to take home $20,000 and the title belt.