Competitive eater Joey Chestnut to scarf Hooter's chicken wings for 12 hours in a row

Joey Chestnut has already conquered sausages, so now he's moving on to Hooters.

The record-breaking competitive eatery is partnering with the restaurant chain to celebrate National Chicken Wing Day – July 29 – by doing what it does best: eating an excessive amount of food, and for an excessive amount of time. In fact, Chestnut will apparently spend 12 hours eating chicken wings.

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in the town of Buford. Starting at 11, he will start eating chicken wings, and fans will have the opportunity to guess how many wings Chestnut can devour over a 1[ads1]2-hour period.

Anyone who guesses correctly will come in to win free Hooters Wings for a year.

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"He conquered almost every edible challenge imaginable, but Joey Chestnut joins Hooters for his biggest accomplishment yet," a spokesman for Hooters said in a press release.

According to the press release, fans will be able to check Chestnut's progress throughout the day via the Hooters website.

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Anyone who wants to test their own wing eating skills can visit a participating Hooters July 29 for the "All You Can Eat" wing special, priced at $ 15.99. Just remember: Only Joey Chestnut has to spend 12 hours eating wings. Everyone else can stop once the stomach starts to hurt.