Very few serious historians doubt the existence of Jesus the person.

The idea that Jesus was a purely mythical figure has a fringe status in scholarly circles and has had no support in critical studies for more than a century, with most such theories going without recognition or serious engagement.[21][2][note 4]

The theory that Jesus the person was himself a myth turns up in the 19th century, whereas skepticism and disbelief about the claims in the Bible about Jesus etc, (which are referenced in it) are older than the book itself, which iirc was begun tens of years after his death.

There are at least fourteen independent sources for the historicity of Jesus from multiple authors within a century of the crucifixion of Jesus[22][note 5]

Clearly you can believe whatever you want to believe of course, and I don't think for a minute wikipedia is going to convince you that Jesus was a historical person, (you don't strike me as someone who would take a detailed look into it having already decided it's proposterous), but for the record, I have to tell you that your assertion that there is no evidence is just factually incorrect.