James Webb, ranked as Australia’s top competitive eater and fourth in the world, is returning to Water St. Cafe in Geneva, NY. The event is scheduled for Tuesday, September 2 at 8:00 a.m. At the venue, James Webb will compete against local Hobart Statesmen athletes in a Statesmen Platter Challenge. Last year, Webb set a record by consuming 7.5 Statesmen Platters in 10 minutes.

Local residents, including students from nearby colleges, are encouraged to attend. Interested competitors can register by sending a direct message to Water St. Cafe. The venue has announced that only a limited number of registration slots are available.

The event will include a special surprise for college students, with an invitation for them to show support by wearing purple and orange, as well as green and white.

Source: Water St. Cafe

Source Type: restaurant

Source Location: Geneva

Geneva, NY

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