Kings of the Four Rounders: Butterbean vs "Fat Boy" Willie Meehan

Willie wins, Butter-bean cant land a glove

 

Willie Meehan's clownish, "Fat Boy" image overshadows the fact that he was a legitimate journeyman fighter who must have been a bantamweight or a featherweight early in his career before become a middleweight or a heavyweight. In 1910, Meehan had a loss by decision and a draw in two four-round bouts with Eddie Campi, who later became a bantamweight contender. Up to the time Meehan fought Jack Dempsey for the first time in 1917, his record was quite credible and featured fights scheduled from four to twenty rounds. It was after 1917 that Meehan was losing on a regular basis. It is true that he was fighting more top fighters later on, which may partially explain why he was losing much more often.

- Chuck Johnston

 

He beat them that is an incontrovertible fact.ButterBean beat no one of any note, only other one dimensional slobs like himself.
I can recognise **** easily enough, it is the content of the posts you type.

You might have noticed that everyone has picked Meehan except for Boxed Ears who mad a post taking the **** out of your idea of Esch "going crazy".
I think you are in the wrong forum. No Neck = No Brain.

 

Oh I can spot it and know it for what it is, "the lowest form of wit".
At least two of Esch's "victims" tanked it,and I wonder how many others did?

 

You sure have B E , and you often make me smile.:good

 

When fighting Jack Dempsey for the last time in 1918, Willie Meehan had 67 wins, 13 losses
and 35 draws, according to Dempsey's record on BoxRec.

- Chuck Johnston

 

That's an image I'll never get out of my head.

 

I was going to post the second Dempsey fight but decided you are not worthy to view a fat Willie,sis.

 

This is true.

 

Fvck it, I'll take the Bean by KO!