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Wing Bowl 2011 eating competition and sex fest results in
The Super Bowl may be this Sunday but first up was the 19th annual Wing Bowl 2011 in Philadelphia which just finished up and the results are in.20,000 people packed the Wells Fargo Center in South Philadelphia tor radio station WIP's Wing Bowl 19, a yearly tradition that includes a parade of floats rolling around the arena and a half-time cheesecake eating competition.
All in all, PJ Welihan's from New Jersey cooked up 9,000 wings to last through two rounds of eating.
26 entrants began the competition but at the end of round on itcame down to only 2 men: 5-time returning champion "El Wingador" with 150 wings eaten; a 3 wing lead over 2-time defending champion "Super Squibb". At the end of Round 2, the competition had tightened. El Wingador with a total of 237 wings eaten, Super Squibb with a total of 236 wings eaten. In the final round, Super Squibb pulled ahead to retain his crown for the third time, with a total of 255 wings to 254 wings.
Gallery: Wing Bowl 2011
Photos courtesy cbslocal.com
Called a "wing eating, drinking and sex fest" by myfoxphilly.com, the winner received more than $50,000 in prizes. Among the guest celebrities at the event was adult film legend Ron Jeremy. The event also draws scantily clad women and advertising for local adult entertainment clubs who host post-Wing Bowl entertainment events.
Like events like this but couldn't make it to Wing Bowl? Maybe you can have one of your own with these tips from Food Network's Non-Raunchy Kitchen Vixen Paula Deen:
Like events like this but couldn't make it to Wing Bowl? Maybe you can have one of your own with these tips from Food Network's Non-Raunchy Kitchen Vixen Paula Deen:
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Cara Schneider Mar 7th 2011 1:07PM
Nice post! If you missed Wing Bowl, or really don't need to eat 255 wings at a time, check out the chubby (my word, not theirs) buffalo wings from Kite & Key, a gastropub in the Fairmount section of Philadelphia. Or take suggestions from Tracy and Scott in www.bestwingsinphilly.com. If you like excess and it doesn't have to be wings, try the OMG at BRGR in Bryn Mawr, where you can stack up to 11 patties. -- Cara, from the Philly tourism office.