Joey ChestnutThe world-famous competitive eater, makes his big return to Nathan's famous neighborhood July dish to eat.

After settling the dispute with Nathan famous, Joey Chestenut returned to the stage Coney Island, is ready to return to the title and continue his domination in the world of competitive dishes.

Nathan, famous for all beef hot dogs, experienced a contract as a direct threat to their product and looked at the violation of their contract with chestnut. This led to Nathan pulling out his long-term relationship with a competitive champion for eating just a few weeks before the annual event.

"I'm thrilled to be back to Nathan's familiar Fourth July Handset Dog Cutter," Chestnut said. "This event means the world for me. It is a gentle tradition, a celebration of American culture and a huge part of my life."

While the chestnut was retained by partnerships with companies based on the food area, he clearly knew that his loyalty to Nathan remains irrelapible.

"To be clear: Nathan is the only company with a hot dog I've ever done with," he explained. "I respect that there were differences in the interpretation, but I am grateful for being able to find a shared soil."

This new "common ground" occurred in the form of a fresh three-year-old endurance with the famous Nathan and the International Federation of Competitive Feeds (IPHOCE), the organization behind the event. Joey Kesten has confirmed Now today sports To work still with impossible food, but his loyalty to Nathan was hardened.

Performance projections from Action network Show that Joey Chestnut has an impressive chance to win this year's competition, with a 1/20 (or -2000 chance of the quotas).

Even with strong challengers such as the rule of the Patrick Bertoletti Champions (+1600), the spicy Eater Geoffrey Esper (+2200) and the International Candidate James Webb (+2500), the chestnut remains irresistible favorite.

The return of Joey Chestena caused an intense excitement in the competitive world of dishes, and fans are eager to see him back into action.

"No matter what, I will eat Hot dogs on 4. July," Chestnut told the action network in a recent interview. "I love competition. I like to push myself and I feel like I have already started training to eat hot dogs. My body really works well."

"Every food is a little different, but I always try to find the right rhythm early," he said. "In a competitive dish, you push the entire core max."

HPP Added, "You've got to be in tune with your body and be able to breathe right, stay clean, and perfect, especially when people show up to see you win."