Man Drinks Seven Cans of Moxie in Less Than Two Minutes

Check out this video of a professional competitive eater putting down more than half a dozen cans of Moxie in less than two minutes.

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Eric Booker, professionally known as BadlandsChugs, traveled to Lisbon on Saturday, July 11th, to compete in the Moxie Festival’s annual Moxie Chugging Competition.

Booker, who won the 2025 contest by drinking six full cans in under two minutes, posted a YouTube video ahead of the event to see whether he could break his own record.

In the video, Booker broke his previous record of six cans by drinking seven cans of Moxie in less than two minutes.

The performance showed he was prepared for Saturday’s competition, which he also reportedly won.

Holding multiple Guinness World Records for competitive drinking, Booker has posted the fastest times to drink one liter, two liters, and four liters of soda.

His official records include one liter of soda in 6.80 seconds, two liters in 18.45 seconds, and four liters in 29.64 seconds, along with a Guinness-listed record for drinking one liter of tomato sauce in 1 minute, 18 seconds.

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And there you have it! Not only did Booker retain his Moxie chugging title, but he also broke his own record.

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