Singapore Sweeps Inaugural Regional Male and Female
Eating Champion Titles
Ng Chin Sheng & Helen Tan from Singapore were crowned Asia Pacific’s First Regional Male and Female Eating Champions with 161 and 125 CP Shrimp Wontons consumed in 8 minutes respectively. While Joey Chestnut forged a new world eating record with an astonishing 390 CP Shrimp Wontons in 8 minutes! |
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Local Winners from Singapore, Australia and Hong Kong
Crowned for Record-breaking Feats
Singapore currently carries the honours of the top male and female scores with Ng Chin Sheng holding the throne of top local male winner with 140 CP shrimp wontons in eight minutes, and Helen Tan emerging top among the female winners with 109 shrimp wontons in the same time frame. Their scores are also new national records for Singapore. |
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New Eating Records & Champions
at Singapore Finals
Male defending champion Ng Chin Sheng set a new national record of 140 CP Shrimp Wontons in 8 minutes. While new-face Helen Tan took the women's title with 109 wontons! The world's youngest professional eater Matt Stonie proved unstoppable, edging out Sonya Thomas and Crazy Legs Conti with 210 wontons consumed. |
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Defending Local Champion Ng Chin Sheng takes the lead after
devouring 92 CP Shrimp Wontons during the Singapore Heats
Held over the weekend of 15 and 16 October 2011, the Singapore Heats saw a record number of participants vying to qualify for the Singapore Finals. Come Saturday 22 Oct 2011, the top 33 finalists will battle it out for the chance to represent Singapore at the CP Biggest Eater Competition 2011-2012 Grand Finale in Bangkok! |
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Asia Pacific's First and Largest Regional Eating Competition
invites you to get in action!
Five times bigger and five times more exciting than its debut in 2010, CP Biggest Eater Competition goes regional to Singapore, Australia, Hong Kong and Thailand in search of the first Regional Champion! The event is set to showcase the largest number of World Professional Eaters the region has ever seen. And it gets juicier, with prizes worth a total of USD30,000 up for grabs! |
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