Boxer Butterbean (Eric Esch)Legendary Knockout He weighs around 233 kg and is 1.83 meters tall.shared him A drastic physical transformation at age 58.
A charismatic boxer, he has been in the ring throughout his career Won 58 fights by KOHa About 91 kgs reduced With the help of his partner and friend fighter Diamond Dallas Page (WWE).
Butterbean had to lose faith in his radical change process, saying, “It’s not going to work, it’s not possible”, but he didn’t give up.
After losing about 91 kg Butterbean (Eric Esch). Has a balance of 77 wins and 10 lossesDoes not exclude a Fight Jake Paul for 2.2 million euros.
Boxer Butterbean (Eric Esch), 1.83 m. The legendary knockout, who weighs around 233 kg, shares his radical physical transformation at the age of 58. He aspires to fight Jake Paul.
Butterbean, who has also tried his hand at MMA and kickboxing, He officially retired from boxing in 2013. After Lost by KO to Kirk Lawton.
When did his last great glory come? He knocked out Johnny Knoxville in the first Jackass movie.
in 2020 they offered him a fight against Mike TysonBut he turned it down because he felt out of shape.
Mike Tyson and Eric Esch (Butterbean) never met in the boxing ring, but thanks to EA Sports’ virtual recreation of ‘Fight Night Champion’, Tyson’s brutal second-round KO from the popular Butterbean (Butterbean) was able to be enjoyed online. Protagonist of one of the best KOs in boxing history in the ‘World Boxing Super Series’.
Butterbean: “I’m past the point where I’m looking at the end of my life, I’m going to kill myself”
In an interview with the magazinesun’ Butterbean, who has severe mobility issues, said, “I went through a phase where I looked at the end of my life; not that I was going to kill myself, but I was deteriorating, I was very overweight and I was depressed. .”
“You don’t want people to know your problems. I was in a very dark place… I didn’t really think I was going to live. I was depressed and had no energy. I was in a state. A really bad situation,” he confirmed in his documentary ‘One More Fight’.
“It’s like lying in bed doing nothing, trying to find a comfortable place. I’ve been in that situation and I’ve been lying in bed doing nothing for almost a year … I can’t get it back,” she remembers.
