A 13 Year Old Girl From Utah, USA Won The American Smelly Shoes Championship.

On the 27 day, Catherine Tucker, a 13 year old girl in Utah, was in the thirty-second session. U.S.A "Deodorization Cup" Smelly shoes competition He won the title of "smelly foot king" in one attempt to win over 6 other children.

It is smelly and broken to win the prize.

Catherine Tucker wore shoes for a year and a half, not only looking worn out, but also "smelly". But it was because of this stink that Catherine Tucker won a prize of 2500 dollars.

Tucker's Nike shoes, though not worn for a long time, are worn by football, basketball or hiking. She even wore these shoes to water in the big Saline Lake of Utah. After swimming, she found brine shrimp in her shoes.

According to the rules of the competition, competitors should wear their own smelly shoes in front of the judges, then take off their shoes and give the judges careful scrutiny. But Tucker's shoes were so smelly that the judges frowned and kept moving back.

Tucker's mother, Paula Tucker, said, "I am proud of the award of the smelly shoes." For Tucker, with this bonus, she can buy at least a couple of new shoes.

Although the weather is not cold, many contestants are wearing thick socks. The purpose is obvious: sweating will increase the odor and increase the chance of winning. For competitors, shoe stink is only part of the competition. The degree of damage is also a consideration. Tucker's pair of shoes and the right ones were all split, and only by the red and yellow adhesive tape did they barely get the shoes together. In addition, shoelaces are worn out, and they are all like a garbage collection. {page_break}

Not wearing smelly shoes for security check

It is reported that Catherine Tucker missed the plane when he arrived on the way to the race and had to be driven by his father to the scene. Neither father nor daughter had arrived in Montpelier during the match. But luckily, she followed her mother's advice and did not check her shoes, but carried them with her. According to Tucker, when entering the airport security inspection, to express "sympathy" for the security inspectors, she did not wear these shoes to pass the security check, but chose to put smelly shoes in the bag.

Before deciding to take part in the competition, Tucker said, "people around me ask me why I don't buy new shoes and why I want to compete in such competitions." Tucker's father objected to his daughter's participation and thought it was a disgrace. After the competition, Tucker's father jokingly said: "she is also going to wear these shoes to apply for her first job."

In this sneaker competition, the strength of other players should not be underestimated. Carey Underwood, a 9 year old boy from New Mexico, USA, brought a pair of black sneakers and his right foot broke several toe toes. Andy Brewer, a judge, sighed repeatedly, "it's too broken. It's really broken." A mother, who accompanied her 8 year old son, declared that "although we are the parents of our children, we all want to avoid it."

The American smelly shoes competition was held in 1975. It is sponsored by a factory that produces feet odor products, and the children who won the competition in their respective states. The annual national competition is held in Montpelier, Vermont. As the capital of Vermont, Montpelier has a nickname: the world's sneaker shoes.