VoteSport and Joe Vincent do great work.
However I am already thinking VoteSport has done a better job on Bean then JoeVincent did.
Incredible footage so far in this.
Long live Bean.
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Out of interest, do you think he had so much power due to being overweight? (literally more pass behind teh punch). Or if he had of been much slimmer would he still carry such ko power?
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His fifteen minutes was magnificent to watch.
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He had a heavy heavy punch.
I think if he slimmed down he would be even harder due to increased speed without losing strength.
Bean has freak genetics.
The lowest Bean could really get himself was around 300.
Think if he was somehow able to go down to 265.
He would smash people with jabs let alone his Roy Nelson x100 overhand right.
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got to meet Butterbean today. he’s in town for some fights this weekend. looked great, holding pads and mixing it up in the gym.
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That’s wicked
Beans hobby is making custom razors and pens.
I been meaning to buy a razor set from him.
Apparently tho he can’t keep up since hanging out with DDP the orders just don’t stop.
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All butterbean had to do is look at his opponent and realize that he was trying to take food off his plate.
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here’s the event. Butterbean’s kid is fighting.
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I wonder if his MMA fights were fixed. I mean he won with a fucking key lock or something lol
Butterbean is not that kinda guy. . . . Look at Bart Gunn and his WWE stint he just took the fuckin guys head off.
Called out Mike Tyson all during the 90s…
Bean doesn’t play this. He’s never been destitute enough and he doesn’t have the heart for it.
Bean is a fucking warrior
My timeline may be off a bit but some of the guys that entered the tough man shows would come to a boxing gym from time to time work out a bit and looking to spar etc
The boxing gym was an amateur program mostly.
I remember one day in particular Bean being there working out / ( I don’t think sparring ) he may have already started the 4 rounder pro boxing stint ( again not 100% on the timing )
I remember the coach that ran the program telling me he would never go anywhere did not have the talent things of this nature and was not kind in his comments.
As the years passed and Bean did what he did I would always smile s little thinking not only was that coach wrong but Bean also accomplished more in boxing than anyone that coach with the negative comments was associated with.
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Lollllll that’s awesome and that’s what makes Beans whole story so special.
The fans that loved him well, he was there to always put on a show with a big smile.
The people that doubted him and talked shit all ate crow.
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Thought he was deead. Good to hear he’s still alive.
Wasnt he always just an exhibition fighter? Did he ever get any real fights?
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Ah yes bro.
Over 100 hundred of them in pro boxing alone let alone K1 and MMA…bro?
All the toughman tournaments were exhibitions tho and he won the toughman 18 times.
They kicked him out because if it, noone was signing up to fight the Bean!!
So he went pro and the rest is history
Bob Arum was a huge supporter of Bean in fact, he knew he was always entertaining and sold tickets.
Butterbean reportedly made 500K in his first pro loss. . . Insane.
It was Japan bro. He had some weird ass fights
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Dan Bobish was my promoter. He almost fought Esch a couple of times.
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Dan was going to fight Butterbean, but the fight didn’t work out for Dan"
Doesn’t he talk like that? In third person don’t they call it?
I’m halfway through and it’s really, really good. Entertaining as hell.
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Joe Vincent - Butterbean. This is the other documentary.
Joe Vincent and Votesport are neck and neck for top Bean doc…
I take VoteSport personally and that’s saying something because Joe Vincent has done epic work.
Thanks for the feedback, I’m glad you’re entertained.
Never to me. And i don’t know anything about his negotiations to fight with Esch.
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