Tim Janus, One of the World’s Greatest Competitive Eaters, Has Died

He brought rigor and strategy to the sport, rising to No. 2 in the world and eating 141 pieces of nigiri in six minutes in the process.

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The Boston GlobeLean Left· 7d ago

Tim Janus, one of the world’s greatest competitive eaters, has died

New York TimesLean Left· 8d ago

Tim Janus, One of the World’s Greatest Competitive Eaters, Has Died

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