20 BEST KNOCKOUTS of BUTTERBEAN in BOXING (The King of 4 Rounds)
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Eric Scott Esch (77W(58 KO's), 10L, 4 D) better known by his nickname "Butterbean", is an American retired professional boxer who competed in the super heavyweight division. Esch became a professional boxer in 1994 after a successful stint on the Toughman Contest scene and went on to capture the World Athletic Association (WAA) heavyweight and IBA Super heavyweight championships, also losing to a 52 year old Larry Holmes in his first fight lasting more than four rounds.
Boxing career; "King of the 4 Rounders" (1994-2002)
Esch began his fighting career on the Toughman Contest scene in Texarkana, Arkansas in the early 1990s and went on to become a five-time World Toughman Heavyweight Champion with a record of 56-5 with 36 knockouts.He received the nickname "Butterbean" when he was forced to go on a diet (consisting mostly of chicken and butterbeans) in order to meet the Toughman 400 pound (181 kg) weight limit under the new age trainer Prozay Buell “the better Buell”.
He made his professional boxing debut on October 15, 1994, beating Tim Daniels by decision in Birmingham, Alabama. He soon developed a cult following and became known as "King of the 4 Rounders". Speaking of his popularity in a 2008 interview with BoxingInsider, Esch stated.
Esch ran up a string of wins, mostly by knockout, before being stopped in two rounds by Mitchell Rose on December 15, 1995. Butterbean went on the road, around the United States, winning 51 consecutive matches, including against Peter McNeeley. While the majority of his opponents were technically limited club-level fighters early in his career, he did move up the ranks to win the IBA Super Heavyweight Championship on April 12, 1997 with a second round technical knockout of Ed White at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. He made five successful title defenses before relinquishing his championship in 2000.
After his five-year winning streak was brought to an end with a majority decision defeat by heavyweight Billy Zumbrun in August 2001, he fought his first ten rounder against fifty-two-year-old former world heavyweight champion Larry Holmes at the Norfolk Scope in Norfolk, Virginia on July 27, 2002. While Holmes won a unanimous decision, Esch was credited with a controversial knockdown in the final round, which was later shown in filmed replays as not being a knockdown, no punch having landed, and it was a slip; and Holmes only reeled against the ropes. This was one of only three fights in a 109 fight career that was scheduled for more than four rounds. - Спорт
What I love about this guy is he doesn't pummel his opponent any more than he has to. He knows when he's won and walks away. Amazing guy.
Ya usually when the referee steps in and starts waving or counting the fighter gets the hint 😂😂😂 this is the worst group of fight fans I've ever found gathered on a single thread 😂
Unlike Ray mercer against Tommy Morrison.
That’s power.
He's conserving energy - he has the metabolism of a hibernating grizzly.
@@kevindavis5966lmao 😂
He's big, muscled, punch absorbing and damn right fast for his body. Butterbean is a legend.
Exactly. Just built different physically, but still a beast.
incredible cardio too !!!!!
I think the punch absorbing was his main strength because you couldn't fight him like normal people. He just didn't take damage, so he could just walk right through opposing punches. If a normal person swung their arms like him they would instantly regret it, but he could do it because he didn't care about eating a few punches.
The speed that big man launches those fists at... catches so many dudes sleepin
I think that one other thing people don't give him credit for, because of his looks: he's smart. like, VERY smart. he is, in every sense, a very well rounded fighter 😅
0:57 lmfao I've always loved this sequence right here. Butterbean knocked out the referree so bad his opponent said: "f*ck this i'm done"
Dude Butterbean is by far my favorite boxer. Dude didn't dance for the crowd he gave them a show, I never heard a single person I've talked to yet say they were bored with one of his fights, even when he was doing mma he left nothing in the ring, or the octagon. Butterbean is the man.
Most of it is fake dude. Match fixing happens so much more often than you think.
Butterbean is a legend among men
@@amir3515 maybe nowadays with a multi millionaire behind the belt but in the 80s and 90s through the early 2000s they had real fights not wwe style matches just for viewers.
I can't imagine that America can g as I say ground by being rude ugly and disrespect to our leaders no matter whether we agree or disagree with them.President Joe Biden we as elected in a free democratic election the same way all those before him were.
Yeah he is awesome. He and I weigh about the same and though I have never fought I learned how to throw a punch using all my weight using a heavy bag. He gives me hope that if I have to defend my wife and I just keep my head up like I was taught that my fat ass can put up a respectable fight.
Anyone who stepped in the ring with this monster is a brave soul.
Yeah just to think he started off winning toughman contest somebody was brave enough to facing in tough man and that was shocking to me. You would have to be a big and bad mf'er to not be intimidated
@@danielwebster5748 and not provoking him
Lol so true
At 6:00 this guy Kevin Tallon, he's either the toughest mother fucker I ever seen or the more stubborn stupid insane. I never miss Butterbean Esch fights.
I remember Johnny Knoxville asked him to go boxing with him in one of those Jackass skits. Johnny got multiple stitches to his head but i won't say he's brave. He's just stupid lol
Eric Scott Esch aka " Butterbean " from Atlanta Georgia was a champion of champions. He was an amazing boxer that wasn't no pushover, he was underestimated by so many fighters till they stepped in the ring with him. than they learned really quickly to respect him. The dude was a tremendous fighter for his size and he had the heart of a lion. He knew how to entertain the crowd he gave his all and deserves to be recognized much more than he what he was, I think he was an awesome fighter. I was blown away at his ability to throw combinations and he would just keep going, the dude knocked out a lot of men in his days, what a monster. I wouldn't want to get hit with one of his power punches and I respect any man who would be crazy enough to step in the ring with him that's for sure. If you want to find butterbean today he's most likely cooking at his favorite BBQ and restaurant in Jasper 1379 Hiram Douglasville Hwy suite 123, Hiram, GA
"amazing boxer" did you hit your head bro? Look dude, butter bean is awesome, we all love and respect what he did!!!! But let's not rewrite history and start saying INSANE shit like "butter bean was an AMAZING boxer" that's fuckin comical dude!!!! He's as much of a boxer as kimbo slice was an MMA fighter!!!! Ya your right, bean was out there using slick footwork, working behind his jab, setting traps and cutting angles and........oh wait no he wasn't, he was just standing square winging ham-hooks at his opponent with one eye closed 😂😂😂😂 "butter bean was an AMAZING boxer" 😂😂😂😂😂 that's an ALL-TIME stupid quote 😂😂😂 thanks for that, started my morning off right
Then you doxxed him at the end of your stupid comment. You obviously lack common sense
Signed, Butterbean
All the past tense phrases made me think he was dead…
Ask Johnny Knoxville
Butter bean is like a semi truck with a Corvette engine 😂💯
More like a schoolbus.
@@bulabroha lmao. I was thinking the same thing😂💀
I'd go with 500 c.i. blown nitro methane 10,000+horsepower for the engine choice.
Butter bean is built like a mack truck , it's gonna hurt like hell,when that punch 👊 connects,and it lights out,for the next contender.
a backhoe with a big bucket.
The phrase "built different" comes to mind.
This dude was engineered to fight.
I have a friend that is built the same as b b , and he has whipped about every tuff guy at the bar or mud hole or wherever, they highly underestimate my friend and that's their first mistake.
He's like the Majin Buu of boxing, lol.
@@joeshmoe8847 that's a legit tough guy right there
@@joeshmoe8847 3
Big enough to burn diesel. Yup! G-G 😃👌👍💥🚂🚆‼
Deserves his place in history, huge respect to a great man. 🥊🇺🇸
Did daddy comb your hair yet tonight?
I’m gonna dress you up however I see fit!!!!!
You can have huge respect to my huge moose farm that I own in Idaho with my fathers and kin wife. We go around and around like a record baby, spinning meat all day 5000*+ rotations. But no one respects the south but that’s because toilet paper is made from moleskin.
@@botulismcasserole9832 Bro, that's like how I use my fists to punch nails into six-inch-thick wooden planks at 3:56 PM every Tuesday. There was this guy by the name of Banana Guy Banana Dude Sir. Johnson Jr. who would come by to use his toilet paper cannon and shatter my windows. He wasn't an actual banana, he just named himself that because he really likes bananas. In fact, he rings me every other month to tell me how much he likes bananas. Anyway, one day, he was trying to do the same thing with his cannon, so I came running out of my house with foot-long chains wrapped around my wrists, blood all over my clothes, and screaming, "RUN, EVERYBODY. THE MONSTER WHO KILLS ANYBODY THAT LIKES BANANAS IS HERE!" Well, that was enough for him. Banana Guy Banana Dude Sir. Johnson Jr. screamed, took out a huge rope from seemingly nowhere, tied it to his toilet paper cannon, and took off down the street. The only thing I was wondering was what the One-Armed Cephalopod Man was doing by chasing after him. I quickly stopped thinking about it.
Anyway, I went back inside and spent the rest of the day practicing singing "Pork and Beans" by Weezer while standing on my ceiling. Once it was time for dinner, I used my gravity-defying rocket-boots to jump to the Moon, slice a chunk off, and bring it back down to the Earth. I used the slice of Moon to make an alien delicacy called "Lunar cheese on toast". Since, as we all know, the Moon is made out of cheese.
When it came time for bed, I did some backflips on the roof of my house while yelling "Buddy Holly" by Weezer at the top of my lungs. Then I waited for the Blood Rabbit to run through the 13th sector, thereby signifying the end of my day. Once I saw it, I phased through my roof and into my bed.
That night, I dreamed of flying bananas. But when I woke up, I felt guilty about what I did to Banana Guy Banana Dude Sir. Johnson Jr. So that morning, I rang him up and told him it was a joke. He forgave me and we both went to the shoe factory to drink banana smoothies. Overall, it was a pretty good time.
@@botulismcasserole9832Tf are you on about 😂
Hard too snap a man's head back. Without a neck. He's a legend. ❤🙏
10:51 This KO was a work of art. One of my favorite KO's in boxing history. Butterbean was an absolute beast.
I love the bean. Clean, quiet, gentleman, no trash talk. And he hits like a locomotive
They should play ozzies..crazy train when he comes out..lol
Trying to slug it out with butterbean is a recipe for disaster lol
8:15 the amount of speed in that punch is insane
Ikr it's actually insane
Damn and the force
There was some stank with a capital S on that one.
He damn near killed that dude 😂
Literally hit to fast for the camera, even rewinding it's only a few frames. Can you imagine a dude that like that a thousand years ago, armed with an axe or something?
Butterbean is literally like a human wrecking ball.
Every single Butterbean fight, even after his record was amazing, ya think "I don't know, that opponent looks ripped and more athletic..." yet Butterbean still knocks them out. God bless Eric Esch. One of the greatest of all time. Really good person too. Fun to root for.
His opponents look like paid stooges to me.
Can't believe that ref walked right into his punch.
Dude it's like that one baseball game where the pitcher throws the ball and a pigeon goes right through the crosshair
Kkkkkkk
Butter Beam had heart ♥️ and alot of integrity. Seems like he was progressing in every fight.💯💪🥊🥊🥊🥊
A born fighter. ..all heart ...
lol you mean all heart disease
Butterbean was not your typical boxer. Looking at him you wouldn't think he could have what it takes to go pro. He showed everyone in his fights win lose or draw he always gave it his best
Dude is the very definition of a brawler. Fun as hell to watch
I was always a big boxing fan and did some boxing as a kid but wasn’t any good, I was traveling today and stopped in at a flea market and couldn’t believe I met butter bean there, such a nice guy and everyone was trying to talk to him, he was selling autographs and photos so I bought one and got a few pictures with him we talked for awhile but what a pleasure meeting him, he said he has a restaurant in Alabama, I hope the best for him what a great guy
yea hes a cool guy
Can't believe his ability I'm sure a lot of people took him for granted but they were wrong! What a pleasure to watch a master at work!
Even though I'm British and not American when I first discovered butterbean I was genuinely blown away and ever since I've adored him hes the most underrated character in boxing. I like i do with many of the greatest comeback to watch him. Butterbean never being ko'd his stamina his obvious abilities are a genuine one off.
The guy's a force of nature.
ButterBean was an absolute monster in the ring!! Miss this era of boxing.
People forget how accurate his punches we’re too. Also proud to say he’s from my Home Town.
Not particularly, he's mostly an overhand flailer. Quantity over quality - he overwhelmed most opponents with an aggressive hails of blows. He could take a punch, though, which was good as he left himself open constantly.
Ref: I got a lot of beef in this ring, obey me at all times🤣🤣🤣
My favorite thing in the vid
He fought on many undercards for big time fights. It worked well because they were only 4 rounders and it was usually the last fight before the main event. And those in attandance were all in their seats to watch him. Sports is as much about entertainment as it is althletisism. He had enough athlete in him to find his place in the sport and made the absolutely made the most of it.
just because he didn't fight number 1 guy that doesn't mean his competition was easy
Manager knew how to capitalize on Butterbean's strong parts.
Good comment..He was a good test for a up&coming fighter ..1 to 4 or Possibly 6Rnds..But def no "Mug"
He's Impressive. He boxes beautifully.
Somehow his punches are so fucking fast it's unbelievable
Went to school with a dude like this. 300lbs 17yr old that was crazy fast with his hands and just liked to fight. Fur him it wasn't personal, he just liked to fight. It was unreal how fast he was. Not fast for his size but fast for the earth!
dang just described me how tall was bro?
@@JaydoseVr only 5’11 not tall tall but pretty decent.
Come on how good was ButterBean, for a big guy he was fast 👌👌
Gotta love Butterbean
Can you imagine Butterbean in a pub brawl, he would win everyone would be out cold.
@ 4:35, the commentator was saying that Butterbean should lose 100lb he would be a better boxer, as he is now a side show, yet Butterbean keeps beating everybody to a pulp.
Yeah, a better boxer. He was 40-1 at one point.
Well he's right, while Butterbean still rocks with that weight, he would be even greater if he lost some weight
@@thearbyter7953 butter bean never fought anybody amazing, if he we’re up against a real boxer he would be floored in round 2
@@theclassygoose6384 I doubt he would be floored that easily, he could take some punches. But he would most likely be outmaneuvered
@@thearbyter7953 he absolutely lets everything go in round 1, haymaker after haymaker, his weight combined with the fatigue of throwing those punches would make him dead meat in round 2 onward
2:14 that precision and speed is actually terrifying. 4 solid hits to the head in 2 seconds…
Man...Beans punches were efficient, accurate and powerful.
I love Butterbean! This man is wicked strong and those who underestimated him did it only once. He's awesome!!
He is fighting amateurs. And also fzle fighting.
Fake fighting
You'd think his opponents would learn from the prior fights that with butter bean ya need to cover up if you can survive bean will tire out..
@@angelperez7229 That's not true..He wasn't glamorous,or fit looking,but make no mistake this fella was no "Journey man"fighter..He was never going to break into the "Top Ten" but he cleaned up below it &put an end to many the aspirations of some future"Young Pretender"...
I love how you could see Bart Gunn's confidence vanish after the very first punch thrown. He knew right then he was a goner.
I love Butterbean I really do he is the greatest person ever he gave everything he gave all he is tremendous
I met him and George Foreman at a wedding years ago both were really cool both had huge hands when I shook hands with them my fingers were inches from the side of them George is friggim huge
No one can deny butterbean throwing concrete gloves damn near with the power he possessed…
If him and Tyson ever fought it would’ve Defs been the greatest fight for both fighters imo.
Either Tyson loses his heaviest hitter crown or he is the only dude to ever KO butterbean
Butterbean didn't get the credit he deserved imo...
He didnt get the credit he deserved because he didnt really deserve it.Oh,the casuals like you said he should have got credit.I respect him for getting in the ring but as a serious boxer? Do i fuck,he was a circus act,a novelty.Still,he made loads of dough,he was a nice bloke but he was fat lol
@@brianmorecombe2726 he took on all challengers in multiple disciplines of fighting, not just boxing, That’s what makes him different. At minimum you have to respect that. Calling him the GOAT, of course not. But he is a legend regardless , people will talk about him forever.
@@jtplumbing6592 British fighters get slagged off for fighting "bums"and fighting "at home".But they are still trained athletes that face credible enough opponents and have to be tested over the standard rounds depending on their experience.Fatty over there got respect for fighting nobodies,thats why he always knocked them out,he did only 4 rounds and looked like a club fighter and didnt have much better skills than that.Dont give me shit that he took on all challengers.If he did he would have been knocked out before he was ever known
@@brianmorecombe2726 yeah he's essentially a lower tier wilder. But i think he has more skill than wilder tbh. If he lost a bit of weight i think he couldve done alright, kind of like andy ruiz
@@jrfw96 I agree.I think he had bad start and he had weight problems as a kid but he had done well. Although him on classic fight videos is a bit laughable when you look at the opponents he fought and the rounds he fought at.
You can just feel the power behind those punches , he really knew how to throw all his weight in a punch, not to mention the confusing amount of speed he possessed. The amount of knockouts he had just says it all
He hit really hard wow
Butter bean is a legend. His combination of punches, movement, and power cupeled with accuracy is unmatched. Incredible speed for his size and controlled power of each punch. Really fun to watch. He dismantled opponents
Very fast hands for a man his size. Will never be another Butterbean
His combos are clean af, and he has a powerhouse punch
Love me some Butterbean. Thankyou Eric for all you done. You da man
Love the referee knockout ❤
Compared to now, Butterbean in his prime was actually in pretty damn good shape, Endomorphic body at its best I would say. For a dude his size, he was fast and had dynamite in his hands!
🤟😎🤟🔥🔥🔥🔥❤ Tyson and Butterbean, the best ones
Im still amazed at not only the speed this big man has, but the fuckin stamina for a man his size is insane, truly a legend.
❤❤❤❤ Du bist der einzige und der Beste.
Du bist eine Katastrophe für alle Gegner.
I love you. King.
Speed + Weight . To think that Bob (Tekken Character) was based on him is truly a legendary!
Bob is based on Sammon Hung more. Studied with Jackie Chan and injury made him gain weight. Recovered from injury but weight remained.
butter bean!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! my god, what a contender!!
The legend of the Bean will be around for a long time.
Gotta give some of these opponents props though, Tallon went at it with everything he had and dove back in after eating some brutal ones. Never had much of a chance really, but massive heart and courage to go back to that pummeling multiple times!
good editing and nothing beats butterbean content
Butterbean is a big part of my childhood always an exciting fight
Absolutely deadly. Would also love to see a compilation of him taking big punches that would have leveled most fighters.. and just carrying on unfazed. His massive neck strength made him v hard to knock out.
I had uncle built just like butterbean. He would travel around to big cities just to visit bars to knock the bouncers out. I aint kidding. Fast as hell and built like bulldozer. One good punch and almost anyone got sung a lullaby.
Respect to ANYONE who could take a punch from this *TANK* and lived to tell the tale.
I've never seen more painful, powerful body shots delivered by a fighter. I winced every.single.time.
Never get tired of watching guys get beaned
LOL :)
agree its like watching rampage slamfests or fedor fights just glorious
Whoa.
The best butterbean
I have mad respect for him
Thanks for sharing this great piece of history
I wish we could've seen a Tyson butterbean fight...
We?
Dude Butterbean amateur boxer...
Tyson professional boxer was impossible the fight...
Lol be serious, Tyson would’ve murdered the bean. There’s levels to this shit, a 52 years old out of shape Holmes embarrassed 35 years old Butterbean.
LMAO
@@ELOctavion yes we fool
The only reason Tyson's team wouldn't fight the bean. The risk of losing was too high. I don't know who would win. But the bean can take a punch as well as give one. Larry one more round he would have been ko's. I believe the bean could've taken Tyson's. The man was a wrecking Ball. Most men never made it pass the first.
Butterbean is the 4 rounds specialist boxer.
💪🏼
He was my favorite! An all American Badass!! Even Johnny Knoxville was a badass for taking the extreme beating he received from Butterbean!😂
I love this Man of power!!
Man that hit 17:36 was impressive and frightening. One of his best knockouts for sure. That last bodyshot actually shifted Lindecker and completely laid him out. Let's not forget Butterbean's opponent here was a large, strong 255lb man. To instantly stop and reverse the momentum he had required absolutely monstrous power!
What a beast!
Respect from Poland!
When hit by Butterbean the only thing you're thinking is, 'Somebody answer the phone!'
Butterbean for his size had a lot of speed.
Looks to fast because he always face it people training boxing for fun...
Eric é o cara dos nocaut💪
Amazing Butterbean
He is a great warrior and a good guy with big heart, utter respect from Hungary! 😎
I wonder if any of those opponents said, “Butterbean okay?” Oh wait that was Johnny Knoxville
Everybody looked cocky as hell. Big boy come out strokin! Go Butterbean!☺
Butterbean could easily put on a suit and play spiderman's kingpin
I love watching Butterbean. Terrific entertainer. Terrific puncher. Terrific personality. One of the all time boxing greats. Seems like he had a lot of skill and courage. In terms of power, he must be on the same level as Foreman, Liston and Shavers.
Getting hit by those hooks must feel like you've been ran over by a truck. Holy crap.
Kkkkkkk
If anything,Butterbean has taught us one thing: Never underestimate your opponent!
@Someone Junior His neck looked fat, fat doesn't protect your chin. Tyson had an intimidating neck.
@Someone Junior I never said otherwise.
He was left in crutches and in a wheelchair by years of fighting and his size, but recently lost enough weight to get a hip replacement surgery and now he's out of the wheelchair. He says he just wanted to be healthy enough to spend some time with his grandkids and that he's no longer in pain. Seems genuinely happy.
Diamond Dallas Page helped him get in shape.
Butter Bean is 1 dangerous man. My hat off to you sir.
Замечательно 👍
2:14 Butterbean: Sir, I shall give you enough punches for TWO knockouts - no extra charge
Bill Eaton: Ok.
3:23 Butterbean: I shall now punch a man out of the ring.
4:31 Announcer: "He'd be a lot quicker and he could be EFFECTIVE. He might be able to TURN on a punch. Now he's just a sideshow...." As if on cue, Butterbean sends his opponent to Sleepytown one second later.
haha nice comment sir
Yes a sideshow that flattens professional boxers.
Love this guy. Imagine how squeaky clean you must be to have absolutely nothing negative about you on your Wikipedia page (considering his ethnicity). Good for ol’ Bean. I wish him well!
That knock out 😂😂 was hilarious 😂😂😂😂, love n respect to butter bean
Man knew his range
Lol nice pic
@@ruckerbrady8342 thank you
What the hell was he? No one his girth can throw a left hook that velocity and speed I can understand the right hand. Thank you Butterbean.
a semi with a vette engine juiced up is what the hell he was hehe
You've obviously never been attacked by a grizzly bear...🤕
I find it so satisfying when the commentator says butterbean lol “good body work from butterbean” is a great sentence
Top man butterbean respect
He was in great shape
Mão de pedra!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
always fun to watch during his heyday... whats amazing is how quick he throws punches despite his size
I never saw Eric in his early days... Really amazed at what a great boxer he was.
Butterbean be like I ain't got no time let's finish this thing wrap it up..
I was a boxer when I was younger and I would not want to fight butterbean, his punches are too fast and hard...