Jonathan Super Squibb isn't your average wing man.
The New Jersey man devoured 255 chicken wings at Philadelphia's Wells Fargo Center this morning to set a Wing Bowl record and take home the 2011 crown.
Squibb's meal -- estimated at 40,000 calories and 2,550 grams of fat -- won the competitive eater $20,000 in first-place prize money and a new 2011 Dodge Ram truck.
I feel on top of the world, the 25-year-old accountant told reporters. This was awesome.
Squibb could have his hands full next year, however. Just minutes after downing an entire Philadelphia cheese steak in 24 seconds, competitive eating legend Takeru Kobayashi said he plans to compete in Wing Bowl 2012.
You already know that he can down 255 chicken wings in a sitting (and not die), so here are five other facts about the eating champ.
Full story with video: http://www.aolnews.com/2011/02/04/wing-bowl-2011-jonathan-super-squibb-won-it-by-eating-insane/
The New Jersey man devoured 255 chicken wings at Philadelphia's Wells Fargo Center this morning to set a Wing Bowl record and take home the 2011 crown.
Squibb's meal -- estimated at 40,000 calories and 2,550 grams of fat -- won the competitive eater $20,000 in first-place prize money and a new 2011 Dodge Ram truck.
I feel on top of the world, the 25-year-old accountant told reporters. This was awesome.
Squibb could have his hands full next year, however. Just minutes after downing an entire Philadelphia cheese steak in 24 seconds, competitive eating legend Takeru Kobayashi said he plans to compete in Wing Bowl 2012.
You already know that he can down 255 chicken wings in a sitting (and not die), so here are five other facts about the eating champ.
Full story with video: http://www.aolnews.com/2011/02/04/wing-bowl-2011-jonathan-super-squibb-won-it-by-eating-insane/
