Evan Tanner’s Biggest Fight Could be The Desert

After dropping two strait in his UFC comeback and fighting a longtime battle with alcohol, Evan Tanner set’s off on a new great adventure deep into the southern California desert to seek what he calls is “Treasure”. Tanners blog post on SpikeTV details his preparation for his latest wild adventure, including retrofitting his Kawasaki KLR for the trip.

I’m hoping that very soon I’ll be sitting out in the quiet of the desert beneath a deep blue midnight sky, listening to the calm desert breeze. The idea going into the desert came to me soon after I moved to Oceanside. It was motivated by my friend Sara’s talk of treasure hunting and lost gold, and my own insatiable appetite for adventure and exploration. I began to imagine what might be found in the deep reaches of the untracked desert. It became an obsession of sorts.

“Treasure” doesn’t necessarily refer to something material.

Being a minimalist by nature, wanting to carry only the essentials, and being extremely particular, it has been a little difficult to find just the right equipment. I plan on going so deep into the desert, that any failure of my equipment, could cost me my life.

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  1. Ryan S says:

    I have wanted to do this for the past couple years. Except not in the desert

  2. lucky says:

    hopefully he does better in the desert than in the ring!

  3. kom34 says:

    not my idea of a getaway but whatever works i guess.

  4. billybob says:

    didnt he die in the desert?

  5. ron shaw says:

    he did die. thats some terrible news.

  6. Keanu "Ballisti says:

    Much love Evan, Rest in peace.

    I hope that i'll be able to be even half the fighter you were one day!

    – Keanu

  7. Raquel Pascua says:

    My God,what a shock!He will be missed,I understand living life in the moment of beauty,wanting to experience as much as life allows,I’m sorry for his death,I don’t belive he wanted to die,he just didn’t believe it would really happend.Sorry to his FAMILY AND Every1 who loved EVEN TANNER.Rest in PEACE Evan, love ur fan,Raql

  8. Mike says:

    It's sad for anyone to lose their life but I must admit this guy always appeared down to earth and professional in his wins and/or losses. I pray for his family and friends and hope them all well.

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