Once I Was a Champion: The Evan Tanner Documentary - Director Interview
by Nick Thomas on Sep 2, 2010 1:49 PM EDT
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An interview with the director Gerard Smith on ESPN 96.1.
The film will be a little under 2 hours with a lot of bonus content on the DVD. A release date is not yet available because Dana White will be doing an interview for the film next week.
HT: onceiwasachampion.com, facebook.com
Evan's childhood friend describes him.
Wade talks about a gift he received from Evan.
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Just looking at the pictures makes me tear up. RIP Evan…
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i will watch this
and i’m fairly convinced i will cry like a baby. Evan Tanner was one of my favorites.
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by bobthewriter on Sep 2, 2010 2:05 PM EDT reply actions 1 recs
agreed. what an inspirational life.
and tragic death.
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by Austin Martin on Sep 2, 2010 2:14 PM EDT up reply actions
Evan was definitely one of a kind.
I loved reading his blog that he had going about his adventures, living on a boat, fixing his boat engine, the people he would travel with.
A truly stand up gentleman, it is a shame that he is gone, but I hope we can all learn something from the way he lived his life.
I cant wait to watch this...
Evan Tanner was an amazing human being, and one that inspires me to wanna go far in MMA.
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