Moe Train is a five-time Wing Bowl competitor with two top five finishes, a documented moment in the film "No One Died: The Wing Bowl Story," and a 2013 national eating title. This is the resume. And his eating style was pure Moe Train: he never hit the wall, he just kept eating nonstop for the full 35 minutes.
Smoke rolling, sugar skull on, 22,000 Philly fans losing it. Nobody makes an entrance like this.
5 Wing Bowls★250 wings for 5th place at Wing Bowl 26★2 top 5 finishes★2013 Amateur National Fried Mushroom Eating Champion★Featured in No One Died: The Wing Bowl Story★
The numbers
By the numbers
5
Wing Bowls competed
250
Wings at Wing Bowl 26 for 5th place
2
Top 5 Wing Bowl finishes
2013
Amateur National Fried Mushroom Eating Champion
Watch the madness
Wing Bowl videos
Train float entrances, GoPro chaos, and the official theme song. Roll the tape.
Wing Bowl 22
Float entrance at the Wells Fargo Center
Wing Bowl 22, January 31, 2014. GoPro headband-cam footage of Moe Train rolling in on a train float at the Wells Fargo Center for his rookie Wing Bowl.
Theme song
VAS: Panache
His official Wing Bowl theme song. VAS performing Panache, the anthem that walked Moe Train into the arena.
Return
Wing Bowl is back
The Wing Bowl is back, and Moe Train has history in this arena. Watch the announcement and the hype.
On the big screen
No One Died: The Wing Bowl Story
Moe Train is in "No One Died: The Wing Bowl Story," the documentary on Philadelphia's legendary eating spectacle. Put a camera inside Wing Bowl and it was always going to find him.
Documentary
Official trailer
The trailer for the Wing Bowl documentary, with Moe right in the middle of the madness.
Documentary
Red band trailer
The red band trailer for "No One Died: The Wing Bowl Story." Uncensored Wing Bowl energy.
CUFF 2025
CUFF 2025
The film hit the festival circuit, CUFF 2025 and the 2025 Florida Film Festival in Orlando. Wing Bowl travels well.
The playlist
NO ONE DIED: The Wing Bowl Story | Wing Bowl Videos
All 11 videos in one run: the movie, the trailers, and Moe's own Wing Bowl videos. Watch the playlist on YouTube.Moe Train Eats
The road here
Wing Bowl timeline
2013
Amateur National Fried Mushroom Eating Champion
Moe Train takes the 2013 Amateur National Fried Mushroom Eating Championship title, the win that started it all.
2014
Wing Bowl 22: rookie year
The train float entrance at the Wells Fargo Center on January 31, 2014, caught on a GoPro headband-cam. He finishes just out of the top 10 in his rookie Wing Bowl.
Wing Bowl 22 float entrance. A rookie rolling in on a train float like he owned the place.
2017
Wing Bowl 25: 4th place, nearly 300 wings
Close to 300 wings went down at Wing Bowl 25, though not all of them got counted. Still good enough for 4th place, the first of two top five Wing Bowl finishes.
2018
Wing Bowl 26: 5th place, 250 wings
250 wings and a 5th place finish at Wing Bowl 26, one of two top five finishes across five Wing Bowls.
2025
Featured in the No One Died documentary
Moe Train is in "No One Died: The Wing Bowl Story," and the film screened at the Florida Film Festival in Orlando. A Philly story played just fine in Florida.
His call at the table
RIGHT HERE!!!RIGHT HERE!!!
Shouted mid-contest at Wing Bowl 25 while pointing at the Dominate across his chest. Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia.
