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Chestnut woofs 66 hot dogs as he, Sudo defend

Chestnut woofs 66 hot dogs as he, Sudo defend
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Record holder Joey Chestnut took down 66 hot dogs to claim the Mustard Belt for the 18th time, while Miki Sudo downed 38.75 hot dogs for her record 12th victory.
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