George Hill Challenges David Bakhtiari to Beer Chugging Challenge

Milwaukee Bucks guard George Hill thinks he can beat Packers offensive lineman David Bakhtiari in a beer chugging challenge.
During the Bucks' exit interviews on Monday, Hill nonchalantly boasted about his beer-drinking skills, casually ensuring that his shotgunning abilities aren't questioned.
"I went to a baseball game yesterday, me and Pat (Connaughton)," Hill said. "They kind of asked me if I was going to chug a beer since they do it at our games. I just didn't think it was appropriate not even 24 hours after we lost to be drinking beer.
"I'm probably like a top-10 (beer) shotgunner of all-time," Hill confidently added. "So we'll have to have a battle, me and the linemen when they come back."
The battle we didn't know we needed. @George_Hill3 vs. @DavidBakhtiari.
— Stephen Watson (@SWatsonTV) May 27, 2019
"I'm probably a Top-10 shotgunner of all-time probably. I'd for sure beat him. We'll have a battle. I just have to get to Lambeau first."
Cheers. 🍻 pic.twitter.com/BupCIz3y22
Bakhtiari took social media by storm during Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals between the Raptors and Bucks in Milwaukee for his ability to down two beers in a 10-second span. After pointing to quarterback Aaron Rodgers to partake in an unofficial beer-chugging contest on the big screen—and watching Rodgers epically fail—Bakhtiari chugged No. 3 just for good measure.
"I can beat him for sure," Hill said of Bakhtiari. "We'll have a battle. But I have to get to Lambeau first."
Bakhtiari turned to Twitter not long afterward to let Hill know he was in.
"Challenge accepted. Your move," he tweeted.
Challenge accepted. Your move. #BakhtiariChallenge 🍺🍺🍺 https://t.co/ZasGOCcw7c
— David Bakhtiari (@DavidBakhtiari) May 27, 2019
Looks like we've got ourselves a beer battle in the making.
