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HOLY SH*T! 10 Times When Butterbean Nearly K*LLED His O… — Transcript

Watch 10 intense moments when Butterbean nearly knocked out his opponents with his legendary power despite physical disadvantages.

Key Takeaways

  • Butterbean’s power and determination often overcame size and steroid advantages.
  • Confidence and underestimation by opponents frequently led to their downfall.
  • Butterbean’s fighting style was straightforward but highly effective.
  • Physical size is not always the deciding factor in boxing success.
  • Butterbean successfully crossed over from boxing to MMA, maintaining his dominance.

Summary

  • Butterbean, known as the king of whaleweight, used his unprecedented power to overcome physical disadvantages.
  • The video showcases 10 times Butterbean nearly killed or knocked out his much larger, steroid-fueled opponents.
  • During the Toughman Tournament, Butterbean faced a steroid-enhanced bodybuilder who tried to lift him like a barbell but failed.
  • Butterbean quickly defeated giant James Baker with powerful punches in the first round.
  • He overcame Jonathan Whitfield’s aggressive attacks and knocked him out with a single powerful shot.
  • Butterbean turned the tide against Jackie Beard, who mocked him, by delivering a decisive knockout punch.
  • He crushed steroid-fueled Patrick Graham with a combination of jabs and powerful right hands.
  • Butterbean showed resilience against Richard Davis, delivering a strong left hand knockout.
  • He transitioned to MMA and defeated the menacing James Thompson with relentless striking.
  • The video ends by questioning whether size or boxing IQ matters more, highlighting Butterbean’s unique fighting style.

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room. When I say Scott, Noel Scott is Oh, that's about it. The king of whaleweight, Eric, aka Butterbean, [music] always had a physical disadvantage despite his unprecedented power. Yeah, he can do a lot.
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So often these [music] cocky meatheads counting on their muscles would overconfidently underestimate that iconic necklace bulk right hand.
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But in this video, you'll see how the legendary American punished these buffed giants with his fists.
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Oh, the left hand. This is boxing land. Here we go. Doesn't have to ref anymore.
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During his run in the tough man tournament, Butterbean met his alter [music] ego, one that instead of junk food, fed on steroids.
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And apparently [music] in the fight, this dumb bodybuilder decided to use his one and only skill, [music] attempting to lift Eric like a barbell.
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[music] No. However, the American icon's weight exceeded the limits of even the best strong men. So, the forklift [music] truck cosplayer was promptly sent off for recycling.
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[music] At the dawn of the new millennium, Butterbean stepped into the ring with one of the largest men he had ever faced, the giant James Baker.
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Butterbean looks for the wild. But the moment the bell rang, Butterbean [music] wasted no time and literally baked Baker with his fists. his opponent James Baker has him down in the first round. Baker, by the way, won and five,
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has been knocked out in the first in his last four fights, and this one is over.
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In 1996, Butterbean crossed paths with yet another terrifying giant, Jonathan [music] Whitfield. The moment the bell rang, Whitfield began bombarding the massive target with his withdraw punches. Yeah, we saw in his last fight they watched people with looked like butterbean
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right now. But it didn't last long because Butterbean like a baby started smearing [music] his dinner all over that four cornered plate.
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Sees an opportunity that swing. That's not the way there is. He's tired now. Now you can score four times.
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And then the glowed [music] Humpty Dumpty with a single shot knocked a home run with his opponent.
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Good fight Scott affair. Oh, I caught it. That's where I go. Exactly. That's what we just get. BUTTER BEANS.
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In 1999, a mutant stood in Butterbean's path whose dimensions were abnormal even by heavyweight standards. Jackie Beard.
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Every spectator feared that this meathead wouldn't leave the chubster even a chance to dream [music] about a victory. And after the bellition, Beard began turning every Butterbean fan's fears into reality.
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Too much to hit on to get nailed in the 16. But after his successful stretch, Jackie got way too confident in himself and started blatantly mocking the chubby guy.
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More pro style than he is a tough man, right? Cuz Bean just wants to punch it out.
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Though the drill referee, it's the second round of three. Butterbean had no intention of tolerating that nasty scoundrel's behavior and completely flipping the course of the fight. Butterbean began tearing into his prey like a wild predator. In the
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end, Eric's cholesterol rocket launcher detonated the loudmouth's jaw. Right hand and then dropped it. And I mean dropped it, teaching him an unforgettable lesson.
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Gloves. In 1999, Eric Ash faced another steroid fueled giant, Patrick Graham. [music] It seemed that butterbean would be a punching bag for the giant scumbag.
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However, as soon as the fight began, Eric started smashing Graham into Adams with his fists in the last 30 seconds of the round to rally to finish the round. Vaporized.
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He's added a little left jab to his repertoire and he knocks Graham backward with a right. You saw that Graham was off balance as he tasted.
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Every deadly spell from BurgerFueled Voldemort crushed [music] the jock's hopes of victory. Away from Butterbean now.
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No. No knock is starting to use this jab. He can do a lot and Barking counter leans in.
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Right hand on the back of the head. Seconds later, Eric fired his cholesterol cannon and blasted Patrick all the way back to Bikini Bottom.
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And he winks at George while you're talking to him and then knocks Graham through the ropes with a body punch. The king of the fourrounded butterbe.
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In 1996, Eric's honor was literally dragged through the mud by a colossus named Richard Davis.
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King of rock and roll and I like to watch Tuesday night fights and uh eat butter beans. Thank you very much. Thank you.
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However, despite butterbean having a soft belly, his character is made of iron. So, the moment the fight started, he put on a demonstrative whipping.
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Not quite sure what Bean's going to do. already his 120 lost one is after the tendency to throw again and then made Davis like Davy Jones sink straight to the bottom is his own. Oh, the left hand and Davis 10 minutes into
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the fight. [cheering] My knock on butter. But apparently the American Galactus hadn't had enough sweetness from the world of boxing.
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So he decided to grab a [music] bite from the world of MMA. And already in 2007, Eric Ash came face tof face with a genuine [music] monster, James Thompson, to take his soul. Be the watch it.
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This mutant had fought such legends as Alexander Amelonenko, Bob Sap, and Marioski. Apparently, Thompson was trying to scare Eric with his menacing appearance, but he didn't account for the fact that Butterbean is only afraid of an empty fridge and a [music] treadmill. And
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after the bell, Butterbean mercilessly launched a total demolition of the steroid fool. It is. OH, THAT'S ABOUT IT. I mean, THAT'S ABOUT IT. BUTTERBEAN HAS done it.
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Thompson still looking for the taked down. I don't think he's quite a butterbe. [cheering] Thanks for watching our video. What do [music] you think matters more in boxing size or IQ?
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Oh, that's coming down to the conclusion third. Like this video if you wouldn't want to run into a hungry butterbean.
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This was boxing land. See you soon.
Topics:ButterbeanboxingknockoutheavyweightToughman TournamentMMAJames BakerJonathan WhitfieldPatrick GrahamJames Thompson

Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Butterbean and what is he known for?

Butterbean, also known as Eric, is a legendary American heavyweight boxer famous for his unprecedented punching power despite his physical disadvantages.

What is the Toughman Tournament mentioned in the video?

The Toughman Tournament is a boxing competition where Butterbean faced various opponents, including steroid-enhanced fighters, showcasing his resilience and knockout ability.

Did Butterbean compete in MMA as well as boxing?

Yes, Butterbean transitioned to MMA and notably defeated James Thompson, demonstrating his striking power beyond traditional boxing.

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