I/51AS58J4HBL.jpg' alt='K-1 World Gp 2006 Pc' title='K-1 World Gp 2006 Pc' />Eric Esch Wikipedia. Eric Esch. Born. Eric Scott Esch1. August 3, 1. 96. 6 age 5. Atlanta, Georgia, U. S. Other names. Butterbean. Nationality. American. OP105 Prevalence of hemochromatosis HFE gene mutations in Friedreichs Ataxia patients and peripheral neuropathy Singh I. Shakya S. 1, Singh R. K. 1, Goyal V. 1. K-1 World Gp 2006 Pc Сѓрєр°с‡р°с‚сњ' title='K-1 World Gp 2006 Pc Сѓрєр°с‡р°с‚сњ' />Height. Weight. 42. 5 lb 1. Division. Heavyweight. Reach. 78 in 1. 98 cmYears active. Boxing2. 00. 3 2. Kickboxing2. 00. MMAProfessional boxing record. Total. 91. Wins. 77. Onoffgdo2000. Lista Games PS2 LISTA DE PS2 EM ORDEM ALFABTICA ATUALIZADA 07. AO 9 007 Agent Under Fire PS2 2001 007 Everything or Nothing PS2 2004. K-1 World Gp 2006 Pc Download' title='K-1 World Gp 2006 Pc Download' />By knockout. Losses. Draws. 4Kickboxing record. Total. 7Wins. 3By knockout. Losses. 4Mixed martial arts record. Total. 28. Wins. 17. By knockout. 6Losses. WTMAAOSwH2VZ6L48/s-l640.jpg' alt='K-1 World Gp 2006 Pcsx2' title='K-1 World Gp 2006 Pcsx2' />Draws. Eric Scott Esch born August 3, 1. Butterbean,1 is an American former professional boxer, kickboxer, mixed martial artist, and professional wrestler who competed in the heavyweight division. He is also a minor television personality, having appeared in several programs and been referenced by many others. Esch transitioned to professional boxing in 1. Toughman Contest scene and went on to capture the World Athletic Association WAA heavyweight and IBAsuper heavyweight championships. Beginning in 2. 00. K 1 and the Pride Fighting Championships. Butterbeans combined fight record stands at 9. Early lifeeditEsch was born in Atlanta, Georgia however at the age of four years old Esch and his family moved to St. Johns, Michigan. He trained for the Toughman Contest in Bay City, Michigan. At around eleven years old his family moved to Jasper, Alabama. He had a difficult childhood his mother died when he was eight years old, and he was frequently bullied at school for being overweight. While decking floors for manufactured homes at the Southern Energy Homes plant in Addison, Alabama, his colleagues dared him to enter a local Toughman Contest. He went on to win the tournament and begin his career in fight sports. Boxing career King of the 4 Rounders 1. Esch began his fighting career on the Toughman Contest scene in Texarkana, Arkansas in the early 1. World Toughman Heavyweight Champion with a record of 5. 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 4. He made his professional boxing debut on October 1. 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 2. Boxing. Insider, Esch stated It took off pretty quick, my second pro fight was on national TVit dont happen like that, normally you get 1. TV fight unless youre very fortunate. Tyson, his second pro fight wasnt on TV. He probably had five or six, seven fights before he got on TV. Me, my second pro fight was televised, it was on a Jed Hearns undercard. Then a couple more fights and Im on TV again, and every fight since then was televised. It just dont happen like that. Ive probably had more televised fights than any world champion out there. Esch ran up an impressive string of wins, mostly by knockout, before being stopped in two rounds by Mitchell Rose on December 1. Butterbean took the loss with a shrug of his shoulders and went on the road, barnstorming around the United States and winning fifty one consecutive matches, with his best win coming against Peter Mc. Neeley. 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 1. Ed White at the Thomas Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. Blair Witch 2 Rapidshare Library. He made five successful title defences before relinquishing his championship in 2. Butterbean appeared twice in World Wrestling Federationprofessional wrestling events, competing in boxing matches both times. On December 7, 1. D Generation X In Your House pay per view event, he defeated former Golden Gloves champion Marc Mero6 via disqualification in a worked match. Butterbean defeated WWF Brawl For All champion Bart Gunn6 in a legitimate shootfight at Wrestle. Mania XV on March 2. After his five year winning streak was brought to an end with a majority decision defeat by nondescript heavyweight Billy Zumbrun in August 2. Larry Holmes at the Norfolk Scope in Norfolk, Virginia on July 2. While Holmes won a unanimous decision, Esch was credited with a controversial knockdown in the final round. Holmes fought a fight on points, playing on his reach advantage, wary of Butterbeans knockout punch. This was one of only three fights in a 1. K 1 2. 00. 32. Butterbean ventured into the sport of kickboxing in 2. K 1 and debuted with a first round knockout of Yusuke Fujimoto at K 1 Beast II 2. Saitama, Japan on June 2. K 1 was then keen to match him up with Ernesto Hoost, but he declined to take the fight on the advice of a friend who warned him of the Dutchmans kickboxing prowess. He instead faced Mike Bernardo in a non tournament bout at the K 1 Survival 2. Japan Grand Prix Final in Yokohama, Japan on September 2. He was floored twice with low kicks in the first round before being finished with a high kick in the second. In his first mixed martial arts bout, Eric Esch took on Genki Sudo in an openweight affair at K 1 PREMIUM 2. Dynamite in Nagoya, Japan on December 3. Despite having a 1. Butterbean was unable to capitalize as Sudo was unwilling to exchange strikes. The Neo Samurai took Butterbean to the mat with a low, single leg takedown at the end of round one and attempted a leglock only to be halted by the bell signaling the end of the round, which had been a stalemate up until then. Early in round two, the fighters tumbled to the ground after Sudo attempted a dropkick on Esch, and the Japanese grappling ace took full advantage of the American boxers lack of grappling skill by securing a heel hooksubmission at the 0 4. Returning to the kickboxing ring at K 1 Beast 2. Niigata on March 1. Butterbean lost a unanimous decision to Hiromi Amada as Amada peppered him with low kicks while Esch did little more than taunt his opponent throughout the match. He was scheduled to fight Bob Sapp soon afterwards, but claims that Sapps management withdrew their fighter after discovering that Amada had needed hospital treatment after his bout with Esch. Butterbean lost his third consecutive K 1 match at K 1 Beast 2. Shizuoka on June 2. Montanha Silva by unanimous decision. Competing in the eight man tournament at the K 1 World Grand Prix 2. Hawaii in Honolulu on July 2. Esch put an end to his losing streak when he scored a third round standing eight count en route to a unanimous decision victory over 1. Marcus Royster in the quarter finals. Despite the win, Butterbean sustained an injury to his left leg during the fight and could not continue and so Royster was entered back into the tournament in his place. Pride Fighting Championships 2. Having lost his MMA debut to Genki Sudo, Esch stuck with the sport and regrouped, going 601 in appearances in King of the Cage, Gracie Fightfest, and Rumble on the Rock which included a TKO stoppage of Wesley Cabbage Correira at Rumble on the Rock 8 in Honolulu on January 2. He returned to Japan with the Pride Fighting Championships on August 2. Pride Bushido 1. 2 in Nagoya against Ikuhisa Minowa, a shoot wrestler known for his willingness to face much larger opponents, to whom he lost via armbar submission at 4 2. Butterbean was set to fight Mark Hunt at the promotions first North American show, Pride 3. Las Vegas on October 2.