Butterbean

[Meetketchup]

Let's give some love to Butterbean. Always amazed at his gas tank at that weight. 77-10 with 58 KO's

The Knockout Machine Eric Butterbean

In the spring of 1997, a man called Eric Esch, considered a spectacular fighter because his physique did not fit the mold of a professional fighter, entered ...

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[Big_Jimmy434]

You gotta love the King of the 4 Rounders.

 

[Startingover]

Sure was fun to watch!

 

[Bolan]

I wouldn't wanna take a punch from him in his prime.

 

[johnl1800]

By far this is my favorite Butterbean fight:

People always ask why we never saw Butterbean fight a ranked opponent. This is why.

That being said if Butterbean was ahead of his time with his whole "King of the four rounders" gimmick and was able to milk an entire career out of it. If he was a young man today he could probably make some legitimate money fighting novelty matches against guys like Jake Paul, Eddie Hall, Ngannou, etc.

 

[KrAven]

I didn’t know he was still going. Hell yea

 

[E.J.D]

View: https://youtu.be/uzYQufrnKWw?is=K_kdTo36GmIJsr4w

 

[Old_Ironman1972]

Dude is a legend. Just a beast.

 

[Vision]

Let's give some love to Butterbean. Always amazed at his gas tank at that weight. 77-10 with 58 KO's

The Knockout Machine Eric Butterbean

In the spring of 1997, a man called Eric Esch, considered a spectacular fighter because his physique did not fit the mold of a professional fighter, entered ...

www.youtube.com

His story with recovery/physical therapy, that's a tear jerker, such a great great story if anyone watched it.