Once I was a champion (Gerard Roxburgh, 2011)
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Once I was a champion (Gerard Roxburgh, 2011)
In the world’s blurriest video, watch Evan Tanner take on Heath Herring at United Shoot Wrestling Federation 7
It is a shame that in this society we’ve been taught to judge a man’s worth by what he owns instead of who he is. Everything is surface, and so few look beyond it. A man will sell his soul, he will lie, cheat and steal, for money. If he has it, he can buy respect. Wear the right clothes, drive the right car, have the right friends, that’s all that matters. Our lives are consumed in a selfish, self absorbed quest for possessions, the latest and the best in a never-ending cycle until the day we die. We forget what it means to be truly human. We forget the things that really matter. We lose the magic of what life should be…I won’t live by rules that make no sense to me.
Evan Tanner MMA (RIP)
Former UFC Fighter Homer Moore Charged with First-Degree Murder - SciFighting
Former UFC Fighter Homer Moore Charged with First-Degree Murder has been published on http://www.scifighting.com/2014/04/23/29179/former-ufc-fighter-homer-moore-charged-first-degree-murder/
Former UFC Fighter Homer Moore Charged with First-Degree Murder
On Aug. 3, 1999, 19-year-old Karam Hussein Jabbar was found dead in the trunk of his car; limbs bound and with a bag over his head. Among the suspects was professional mixed martial artist Homer Moore, an up-and-coming fighter who would make his UFC debut two years later. Moore was questioned...
One of the ultimate things a human can learn is kindness for their fellow humans.
Evan Tanner