Amazing Article about Evan Tanner 1 Year After His Death.

**Wolf** · Posted On: 9/08/2009 10:25am

This article is fantastic. It gives a lot more insight into the enigmatic former UFC champ. RIP Evan...

http://mma.fanhouse.com/2009/09/08/o...d-legacy-reme/

**ViciousFlamingo** · Posted On: 9/08/2009 11:00am

That was captivating, thanks for for posting the article. I hadn't followed Tanner's life up until his death and so I'd never heard the phrase "Believe in the Power of One", but the idea speaks strongly to me.

**Raging Monkey** · Posted On: 9/08/2009 11:33am

Excellent find.

That was captivating.

**1point2** · Posted On: 9/08/2009 11:39am

Very nice article. Good writing on a good topic.

Wonderful way to flesh out and remember a person.

**Dr. Sleepless** · Posted On: 9/08/2009 12:53pm

I watched the David Lousesausuiusa fight against Evan Tanner.

Tanner was kind of a dick in that fight.

**Conde Koma** · Posted On: 9/08/2009 1:13pm

Great article, I hope more fighters follow his example. It's about more than just getting paid.

**crappler** · Posted On: 9/08/2009 6:56pm

Wait, I thought the spiritual dimension of martial arts was a bunch of bullshit and it was all about hitting people in the face for fun!

By far my favorite fighter for the reasons in that article. Admittedly, he was not much of an outdoors guy but he had balls the size of grapefruit.

**Rawb_Prime** · Posted On: 9/08/2009 7:48pm

Very good article. Thank you for finding\sharing that.

**v1y** · Posted On: 9/08/2009 8:00pm

what a generally awesome person, and a well written article.

**Wolf** · Posted On: 9/08/2009 8:11pm

Originally Posted by crappler

Wait, I thought the spiritual dimension of martial arts was a bunch of bullshit and it was all about hitting people in the face for fun!

By far my favorite fighter for the reasons in that article. Admittedly, he was not much of an outdoors guy but he had balls the size of grapefruit.

he loved the outdoors... how was he not much of an outdoors guy? Granted he screwed up by trusting what turned out to be dated satellite photos, but the desert is also a lot less forgiving than a hike through the woods.