Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest crowns Miki Sudo 2025 women's champion
The Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest, a fiercely competitive Fourth of July staple for over 50 years — and the world's premier competition for competitive eaters — has crowned a women's champion: Miki Sudo.
During what is commonly known as the "10 minutes of glory" on Coney Island, Miki Sudo ate an impressive 33 hot dogs, securing her 11th championship. This amount, however, fell short of the record she set last year, when she won her 10th title in 2024 by consuming 51 hot dogs. In addition to being crowned the hot dog eating champion, Sudo will receive $10,000 from a total prize purse of $40,000.
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Miki Sudo wins 11th Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest title
Miki Sudo claimed her 11th title by eating 33 hot dogs in 10 minutes on Friday. This performance fell short of last year's record, where she consumed 51 hot dogs.
Women's hot dog eating contest participants
Miki Sudo
Michelle Lesco
Domenica Dee
Tandra Childress
Katie Prettyman
Larell Marie Mele
Isabeau Prettyman
Jocelyn Young
Kelly Lewis
Camille O'Brien
Elizabeth Salgado
Cherish Brown
Madison Barone
Laura Beitler
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