Japanese woman wins U.S. hot dog eating contest

Japanese woman wins U.S. hot dog eating contest

NEW YORK, United States - Miki Sudo (C) of Japan celebrates her first victory in the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest in New York on July 4, 2014, after she downed 34 franks and buns. Joey Chestnut (L) won the men's division of the annual competition timed with the U.S. Independence Day, engulfing 61 franks and buns.

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