4.9K views · 45 reactions | 10 Fights When Eric Butterbean Esch Crushed History | Anita Skorgan | Facebook

In October of 2001, Eric, along with many other musicians, participated in The Concert for New York City at Madison Square Garden. Organized by Paul McCartney, the show was put on in response to the 9/11 attacks as a benefit for the Robin Hood Relief Fund, and was broadcast live on VH1. This performance of "Hoochie Coochie Man" with Buddy Guy was included in the CD and DVD releases. | Eric Clapton

Watch the full fight highlights of Eric “Butterbean” Esch vs Kerry Biles in a short yet powerful heavyweight showdown. Known for his raw power and unique style, Butterbean once again delivered a dominant performance, overwhelming Kerry Biles with explosive punches and securing a brutal knockout victory. This fight is a perfect showcase of why Butterbean was called “The King of the 4-Rounders”. Relive this classic moment of boxing history and witness the pure strength of one of the sport’s most e

TOP 10 BUTTERBEAN KNOCKOUTS. The TOP 10 KNOCKOUTS of "BUTTERBEAN" ERIC ESCH career. 10 spectacular knockouts from 400lb knockout machine. | EDM Boxing

On January 27, 1997, Eric “Butterbean” Esch faced his first professional boxing loss against Mitchell Rose at The Aladdin in Las Vegas, Nevada. The fight, scheduled for four rounds, ended in the second round when Rose stopped Butterbean via TKO, landing significant punches that overwhelmed the 400-pound fan favorite. Despite his reputation for powerful knockouts and a 15-0 record going into the bout, Butterbean was unable to withstand Rose’s aggressive attack. This marked a pivotal moment in But