Kobayashi Wins Wing Bowl With Record

PHILADELPHIA - Wing Bowl 20 is over as newcomer Takeru Kobayashi went out to an early lead and smashed with the event record with 337 wings.

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The world's top competitive eaters hit the ring at the Wells Fargo Center to see how many chicken wings they can manage.

In the end, Kobayashi delivered the record many people expected. Super Squibb came in second with 271 wings. El Wingador was third with 250 wings, while newcomer Chilita has 238 wings.

About 20,000 people have poured into the center to witness at all.

Kobayashi receives $20,000, while Squibb gets a 2012 Chevy Camaro and the top wingette receives a new Harley Davidson motorcycle.

"Good Day" will be there live all morning long with a look at this year's 20th anniversary event. FOX 29's Colleen Wolfe is there for all of the action.

WATCH LIVE ONLINE: "Good Day," 4:25 a.m.-10 a.m.

In 2011, Jonathan "Super" Squibb defeated El Wingador to keep his Wing Bowl title for a third year.