Eric 'Butterbean' Esch left actor and stunt performer Johnny Knoxville requiring stitches following a department store brawl. After an incredible weight-loss journey, cult hero mixed martial ...

In 1996, Butterbean - real name Eric Esch - duked it out with journeyman ... with losing records and was quickly building up a cult following in boxing under the guidance of Hall of Fame promoter ...

That person is Eric "Butterbean" Esch. The former "Toughman" competitor finished his MMA run with a record of 14-10, six wins by KO/TKO and eight wins by submission. Some of those submissions ...

The former boxer, whose real name is Eric Esch, posted a video on his official TikTok page implying that 'Iron Mike' didn't give his all against 'The Problem Child' during their eight-round bout.

There's nothing like an elite two-man game in basketball, but we may have witnessed the most unlikely yet, as streaming star IShowSpeed linked up with former NBA cult hero Tacko Fall.

Despite being a bit part player for much of his time at Anfield, Divock Origi remains a cult hero on Merseyside, grabbing key goals when the Reds needed him most. But it took him two months to ...

The transformation in midfielder Ryan Gravenberch, who was a bit-part player under Klopp, is arguably the best example of ...

But what if they decide to bring back a former head coach? Nick Wright, for one, is all-in on FOX Sports analyst Eric Mangini going back to the Jets, where he coached from 2006-2008. On Monday's ...

He reportedly has a long criminal record as well as mental health issues. Mayor of New York Eric Adams said of the incident: "We walk past people every day that we know they do not have the ...

Butterbean proved he was a legitimate MMA fighter in 2007. The boxing icon – real name Eric Esch – crossed over to the sport four years prior and amassed a respectable 8-3-1 record before ...

Butterbean will want to forget all about his debut in PRIDE. The boxing legend – real name Eric Esch – became a fan favorite in the 1990s as people flocked to see his extraordinary knockout power.