Paul Butlin, a former opponent of heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, found himself in a heated confrontation while working as a bailiff.
Butlin, who fought Joshua in 2013, attempted to deliver a letter to an individual after being issued a warrant from the local magistrate.
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Confrontation and Warning
During the delivery, Butlin was told to go away and had the letter thrown back in his face by the individual. He responded by telling the man to "get his hands off" him and warned that an arrest warrant would follow. Butlin emphasized that he was not there to fight, stating, "I'm not a fighter mate."
Threatened with violence, Butlin advised the man to read the letter and take heed of the warning.
Facing Anthony Joshua and Derek Chisora
Butlin, who had fought Anthony Joshua in 2013, lost to him in the second round. He later retired from boxing in 2016.
In addition to Joshua, Butlin faced Derek Chisora twice between 2008-2009, with Chisora winning both bouts on points. During their second showdown, Butlin was even bitten by Chisora, resulting in a controversial moment in the ring.
Despite his experience in the boxing realm, Butlin had a professional record of 16 wins, 24 losses, and one draw in his 41 fights.
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