FL dental hygiene student Miki Sudo claimed her 10th women's title at the Nathan's Famous Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest, setting a new world record by consuming 51 hot dogs in 10 minutes. She defeated her fierce rival from Japan and 13 other competitors from around the world, showcasing her dominance in the sport. While the event's star Joey Chestnut opted for a competition in El Paso due to a sponsorship issue, a new champion will emerge in the men's division at the traditional Brooklyn event. The contest, held at Coney Island, attracts thousands of spectators and will be broadcast live on ESPN. With competitors from various states and countries vying for the coveted title and prize money, the hot dog eating extravaganza promises intense competition and thrilling performances from the best eaters worldwide.