Butterbean’s iconic combat sports career ended with five consecutive defeats in boxing and MMA. The prolific puncher quit MMA ...

Butterbean’s rise to fame included a boxing match against Bart Gunn at WWE’s WrestleMania XV, a first-round knockout for Esch. He also showed a willingness to move forward and take the fight ...

Boxer 'Butterbean' is 57-years-old and looks unrecognizable after he dropped from 515 pounds to 303.8 pounds.

Former heavyweight boxer Eric Esch, more popularly known as Butterbean, barreled into the national ring in the '90s like a 400-pound wrecking ball clad in American flag shorts. Now, Butterbean is ...

Butterbean had a rough life outside of his boxing career. “When you can’t walk and you can’t walk into the store and get something to drink, you do get depressed,” he told The Mirror.

One of boxing's most recognisable stars, Eric "Butterbean" Esch, has claimed he is in the "best shape ever" as he eyes a return to the ring. The 56-year-old is back in fighting shape and has ...

Boxing icon Butterbean expresses concern for ‘no chin’ Mike Tyson ahead of controversial fight with Jake Paul Jordan Ellis Tue 8 October 2024 8:53 Updated Wed 9 October 2024 8:03 ...

Former boxing champ Eric Esch – more known as "Butterbean" – revealed he had lost more than 200 pounds after weighing over 500 more than a year ago.

Butterbean's fame extended beyond the boxing ring as he gained recognition in the world of professional wrestling. WWE fans may remember him for his victory over Bart Gunn in a real, non-scripted ...

Butterbean has also called out YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul, 28, and former UFC champion and WWE star Brock Lesnar, 48. His last fight was in 2013, a boxing bout he lost to Kirk Lawton in ...

Jasper's Eric Esch, known professionally as Butterbean, doesn't shy away from publicity. Weighing in at nearly 400 pounds, he’s earned a name for himself in the boxing ring, on the big screen ...

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Former heavyweight boxer Eric Esch, more popularly known as Butterbean, barreled into the national ring in the ‘90s like a 400-pound wrecking ball clad in American flag shorts.