The man with the biggest appetite in the world

Who is the person with the biggest appetite in the world? Who is he? How much can he eat? Let me tell you about it below!

The person with the biggest appetite in the world- -Tsun Kobayashi

Tsun Kobayashi (March 15, 1978-) is a Japanese big eater. He has won 6 consecutive prizes in the "Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest" in New York, USA. champion. Until 2007, when he lost to Joey Chestnut's 66 hot dogs, ending his streak of championships.

In 2000, he began to participate in the Big Eater Competition, and quickly attracted attention with his amazing speed and his handsome appearance. He was called Prince Xiaolin and the handsome boy in the big food world by fans. Later, he participated in the World Hot Dog Fast Eating Competition in 2001 and broke the world record at the time (25 hot dogs in 12 minutes) by a large margin. He also set his own world record (50 hot dogs in 12 minutes) and started a 6-year-long addiction. Overlord career. However, in recent years, the competition has been won by American Joey Chestnut. There have been wins and losses during the competition, and he is currently known as the world's No. 2 big eater.

The International Hot Dog Eating Contest is held every year on July 4th, the Independence Day of the United States, at Coney Island in Brooklyn, New York. From 2001 to 2006, Kobayashi won the championship of the most famous hot dog eating contest in New York for 6 consecutive times. In 2006, Kobayashi once again broke the world record with 53 and 3/4 hot dogs, and wrote a glorious six consecutive championships. record.

The following are the results of participating in the hot dog eating contest every year:

On August 13, 2005, he participated in the steamed dumpling eating competition in Hong Kong. He ate 100 steamed dumplings in 8 minutes. Get the championship. On August 14, 2005, he participated in a barbecued pork bun-eating competition in Hong Kong. He ate 83 barbecued pork buns in 12 minutes and won the championship.

On October 29, 2006, he participated in the burger competition of the Krystal chain restaurant in Tennessee, USA. He ate 97 hamburgers in 8 minutes and won the championship.

On December 3, 2006, he participated in the "World Big Eater Love Contest" in Taichung, Taiwan, and won the championship by eating 5,500 grams of mutton stove in 24 minutes.

On July 27, 2008, I participated in the Satay Chicken Eating Competition in Singapore. I ate 11 pounds of Satay Chicken in 12 minutes and won the championship.

In a pizza eating contest held in Culver City, California on May 30, 2009, Kobayashi devoured five and three-quarters of the "P'zones" in six minutes and won the prize. champion.

In 2011, he broke the hot dog eating world record by swallowing 69 hot dogs in ten minutes on a rooftop garden in Manhattan.

In a grand eating competition held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on February 3, 2012, he won the championship by devouring 337 chicken wings in half an hour, and set a new record for this event. After winning the competition, Kobayashi not only received the crown trophy from the organizer, but also earned a bonus of US$20,000.

A 22-year-old American student became the world’s youngest big eater, able to eat more than 17 kilograms of food in one meal.

Stoney ate it in 10 minutes while participating in a certain big eater competition. 24 Greek kebab burgers and 5.4 kilograms of fried asparagus successfully broke the world record. It is reported that Stoney began participating in the competition in 2010. At that time, he challenged to eat a lobster roll quickly and won a prize of US$600 (approximately RMB 3,727). From that point on, Stoney began competing frequently. Now, he has participated in all the big eater competitions held in the United States, and has even been to Singapore and Indonesia to compete, and is close to the world's number one big eater, Joey Jaws Chestnut. Frequent participation has also brought rewards to Stoney, who has won ***$4,600 (approximately RMB 28,570) in prize money.

However, although Stoney eats a lot, he weighs only 57 kilograms. It is reported that in order to maintain his body shape, Stoney strictly controls his diet and exercises regularly during non-competition and training periods. In addition, as a nutrition major, he knows how to deal with excess fat, salt, and sugar in the body.

Stoney said he realized his talent as a big eater when he was 18, when he could eat 2.3 kilograms of burritos in 15 minutes. He said: "I'm fascinated by the Big Eater Competition, the competition, the excitement, the crowds, etc. I love everything about it." For an 18-year-old fresh out of college to win $600 just by eating for 10 minutes was mind-boggling. ?

The female contestant in the Big Eater Contest is actually a small person

34-year-old Molly Schuyler is the winner of 15 "Big Eater Contests", and her appetite is not even inferior. for men. This mother of a big eater has amazing fighting skills. She can cook a 72-ounce (approximately 4.1 kilograms) steak in 3 minutes and a 9-pound (approximately 4.08 kilograms) burrito in less than 5 minutes. She ate them all, and finishing 363 chicken wings in 30 minutes was a piece of cake.

It’s hard to believe that Molly, the big eater, has a small figure. She weighs only 112 pounds, which is equivalent to a size 8 in the UK. But she (Molly Schuyler, the same below) said that she would also take some protective measures to avoid serious damage to her body caused by overeating. She said: "I usually don't eat too much, but if I really eat a lot one day, then I will eat a lot of vegetables, because vegetables take a long time to digest, and vegetables can also increase the body's basal metabolic rate."

Some people also drink a lot of water to make their stomachs more tolerant of food, but I don’t like doing this because I think it is too dangerous.

When preparing for a competition, I will not let myself go hungry. I will drink some liquids to relieve hunger. The purpose of doing this is because I know that liquids are better than solid food. It is quickly metabolized out of the body. Competitors are informed of the dangers they face in this competition.

These dangers can cause some illnesses, common illnesses include shock and physical overdraft. These dangers can even cause some lifelong diseases, such as diabetes and heart disease.