Moe Train is a featured competitive eater at Wing Bowl, the biggest radio promotion in the world and Philadelphia's legendary chicken wing showdown.
He has taken the stage in full sugar skull paint, live on ABC's Action Cam and 94WIP SportsRadio, and he is a featured eater in "No One Died: The Wing Bowl Story," now streaming on Amazon Video, Apple TV, and YouTube. His Wing Bowl runs have been covered by TMZ and BuzzFeed.
As featured in
No One Died: The Wing Bowl Story
TMZ
BuzzFeed
94WIP SportsRadio
ABC Action Cam
The Story
How Moe Train Took Wing Bowl
Philadelphia's Wing Bowl is the biggest radio promotion in the world, a chicken wing showdown staged inside the Wells Fargo Center. Moe Train did not come to watch. He came to eat, in full sugar skull paint, under the lights, with the cameras rolling.
"The biggest radio promotion in the world."
Wing Bowl · Philadelphia
Chapter 01
The Arrival
Every Wing Bowl run starts before the paint goes on. Wing Bowl 24: blazer, sunglasses, Moe Train headband tied, moving through the arena with the entourage while the crowd builds. The back of the jacket says it all. Team Moe Train, facing the room.
The walk-in · Wing Bowl 24Team Moe TrainUnder the jumbotron
Chapter 02
The Paint
The paint is the signature. Moe's sugar skull Day of the Dead look has a huge following, and anything he wears gets massive attention. At Wing Bowl it turns a competitive eater into a character the crowd and the cameras cannot look away from. Backstage, under his own skull logo, the transformation happens.
Under the skull logoThe sugar skull, up closeWith the crewThe trophy shot
Chapter 03
The Entrance
Then the lights drop and the smoke rolls. A star-spangled suit, a flower lei, and a walk into a roaring Philadelphia crowd, with 94WIP SportsRadio carrying it and the Eagles mascot sharing the stage.
Through the smokePlaying to the crowdOn stage, Eagles countryThe Wing Bowl crowd
Chapter 04
The Table
This is the job. The table, the nameplate, the plates. The Wingettes keep them coming and Moe Train keeps eating, mid-competition, in front of the whole arena.
Nameplate outPlates keep comingMid-runThe job
Chapter 05
The Spotlight
The runs made the press. TMZ and BuzzFeed covered Moe Train's Wing Bowl appearances, 94WIP put him on the mic, and ABC's Action Cam carried it live. Now the whole spectacle lives on in "No One Died: The Wing Bowl Story," the documentary where Moe appears multiple times throughout, streaming on Amazon Video, Apple TV, and YouTube.
TMZBuzzFeedOn the mic · 94WIPWing Bowl 24With the 94WIP crewConfettiThe skull sign