Evan Tanner....Once I was a Champion

[Jack LaBarge]

If you could, please follow the link below and like it or thumbs up it. The top 10 liked trailers will get their Documentary into the ArcLight Documentary Film Festival!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXgGT...1901&index=144

[Jack LaBarge]

[Tim Bruhn]

I may be retarded but can't find a release date for this. Anyone?

[ivanhannel]

Thanks for posting this. Evan was great. A real inspiration.

[Jack LaBarge]

I may be retarded but can't find a release date for this. Anyone?

They usually take these films to all the different festivals to win as many awards as they can! Then they release it! Similar to the Matt Hamill movie.

[Tim Bruhn]

Thanks for the info Jack, look forward to watching it. Interesting in the clip to hear how he had a 'problem' with winning cause it meant someone had lost, yet he was still a champion.

Obviously complete different level, but when I compete these days I know that I don't have that killer instinct in me anymore because I know in the big scheme of things if you win or lose it really means nothing with respect to the world/universe. I really struggle with that, especially knowing that 99% of the guys I am competeing against winning means so much more i feel gives them a big edge.

May be it's just me giving myself an easy out when I lose. Hmmmm.

[Jack LaBarge]

Tim, they do say fighting is 90% mental. There's many athlete's out there, that don't have a killer instinct.

[Enrique "Kiko"]

Tiger Woods' mother tells him to "step on their throats."

Killer instinct is arguably the most important trait for any competitive athlete and can be developed and honed. Sifu Paul Vunak has great articles on this.

[MagnumRJJA]

The film is out on PPV in 4 days! It is just in time to be belated Christmas present. Evan was a beast, he had the skills and heart.

[Sam Sales]

Wish he was in the UFC hall of fame. Certainly deserves to be. :-)