Butterbean famously fought Johnny Knoxville in a department store boxing stunt for the first Jackass movie, leaving the MTV star with stitches and a concussion after knocking him out cold ...

Knoxville pulled away from Rocket City with a three-run sixth inning and improved to 5-5 in the second half at Covenant Health Park on July 4.

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Butterbean left Johnny Knoxville dizzy for six weeks after knocking him out in a shopping mall. The iconic boxer, real name Eric Esch, was famed for his knockout prowess, massive build and unique ...

Bam Margera denied that he would ever reunite with his 'Jackass' co-stars, including Johnny Knoxville.

Butterbean left Johnny Knoxville dizzy for six weeks after a knockout in a shopping mall. The iconic boxer, famed for his knockout prowess, hefty frame and unique four-round matches during the ...

Bam Margera has ruled out a reunion with Johnny Knoxville and the 'Jackass' team: 'The damage is done.' ...

Jackass Forever? Not for Bam Margera. The former pro skateboarder and stunt performer declared himself done with the slapstick Jackass franchise that propelled him and costars Johnny Knoxville and ...

The former pro skateboarder and stunt performer declared himself done with the slapstick Jackass franchise that propelled him and costars Johnny Knoxville and Steve O, among others, to fame in the ...

Margera sued Paramount, “Jackass” leader Johnny Knoxville and director Spike Jonze in 2021, alleging he was wrongfully fired from the series revival feature “Jackass Forever.” Margera, who served as a ...

The damage has been done. In previous interviews, Margera’s concern over the Jackass legacy has squarely been linked to his feelings towards Johnny Knoxville and director Jeff Tremaine.