Tyler Evans on the PulpMX show tonight

BamBamm13 wrote:

10th overall in supercross in the big boys class is horrible. He sucked! Good thing he quit.
Idiots

Janoy Cresva wrote:

I thought it was good and understood what he was getting at, just not sure he knew how to relay the message, or maybe people just...

I thought it was good and understood what he was getting at, just not sure he knew how to relay the message, or maybe people just can't see outside of the box.

Tenacious P wrote:

Takeaways from the interview: -Evans wants to see more riders with personality that make it rain with dolla bills after a race. -If he could do...

Takeaways from the interview:

-Evans wants to see more riders with personality that make it rain with dolla bills after a race.
-If he could do it all over again, Evans would not have made it rain and wasted all those dolla bills because... the economy bro...
-Monster is an evil umbrella corporation whos first sponsored MX rider was... Tyler Evans.
-Evans is still partying like it's 1999 but cocaine is hella expensive and... the economy bro

Did I miss anything? Because I am still just as confused as everyone else.

disbanded wrote:

I just watched this Tyler Evans wresting video on Youtube. He actually looks weirder WITH hair than without! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xXTqQ2Qjh4

I just watched this Tyler Evans wresting video on Youtube.

He actually looks weirder WITH hair than without!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xXTqQ2Qjh4

RG1 wrote:

It really was a baffling interview. He seemed to waffle on and on saying the same thing, but he never got to a point. Both Matthes...

It really was a baffling interview. He seemed to waffle on and on saying the same thing, but he never got to a point. Both Matthes and Keefer seemed completely baffled by what he was trying to say. I was kind of disappointed, because I thought it would be a good interview, he seems like an interesting character who would have a lot of stories

Jbulz wrote:

Man, we gotta grow the path to the road to the other avenues of the corporate young riders this day how to train the rider to...

Man, we gotta grow the path to the road to the other avenues of the corporate young riders this day how to train the rider to train the riders for the influence the riders

Janoy Cresva wrote:

I thought it was good and understood what he was getting at, just not sure he knew how to relay the message, or maybe people just...

I thought it was good and understood what he was getting at, just not sure he knew how to relay the message, or maybe people just can't see outside of the box.

Katoomey wrote:

You must be Tyler Evans... who else would sign up just to say that. "Outside the box". ? Really?. In a box, out of a box...doesnt...

You must be Tyler Evans... who else would sign up just to say that. "Outside the box". ? Really?. In a box, out of a box...doesnt matter cause no one could understand what was said, including the hosts.

FLmxer wrote:

I am not sure what he was getting at except maybe a coach of sorts. He seems like a good guy. Here is a cool story...

I am not sure what he was getting at except maybe a coach of sorts. He seems like a good guy.
Here is a cool story. My wife and I were sitting in a sushi place in Vegas and we see Tyler in a suit standing out front waiting for someone. Next to him was two vegas hostesses tending a door. He appears to ask them for the time or something and they were rude and just ignored him hard. Just then a family of about 8 came running up stoked as can be to see top ten premier class motocross racer Tyler Evans and he signed thier autographs and took pictures with them and other fans joined too. People were pumped. Those two hostesses clearly felt dumb and were trying to figure out who this guy was now. It was pretty cool. I never liked the tough guy role they marketed with that or wwf but he raced hard and I live for that.
One race sticks out where he was jumping a crazy triple section at Daytona first and every lap that most of the top guys never jumped.

Bauer wrote:

Holy shit, what a babbling bunch of bullshit from a dumb-like-a-stump pompous asshole. Evans sounds like he 's chipping his teeth on old biker bathtub crank...

Holy shit, what a babbling bunch of bullshit from a dumb-like-a-stump pompous asshole. Evans sounds like he 's chipping his teeth on old biker bathtub crank and has burned bridges in both wrestling and rap, or whatever the fuck he's been shlepping around in. If I had to guess, I'd say his impetus for calling Matthes is that he has no income and vaguely remembers that he used to get paid for being a douchebag poser, so he figured if he announces that he's "back", he can somehow milk some money out of somebody, despite having nothing to offer...he can't even articulate well enough to fake it.

That said, Evans was fast on a bike. It kind of galled me that we wrote him some fairly hefty checks during the years of our various WWR privateer support programs and I don't remember him ever expressing a hint of gratitude...in fact he was the most ungrateful dickhead rider I've ever dealt with. One of the ways we helped cover our programs was to auction off top rider's gear on Ebay and some of it went for insane amounts back in that time, 2004-2008. Our auctions seemed to go for more than others, no doubt because the buyers knew 100% of the money was going directly to help the privateers. Our record amounts were $4800 for the jersey RC wore to win Hangtown on a Honda after missing Supercross and $5200 for one of Bubba's, I can't remember which one. There were some big spenders in South Africa, Australia and Europe at that time.

Ricky, James, Kevin and Chad were very helpful in donating jerseys right off their backs after races, but a lot of times they'd make whoever was waiting for it sit there and wait. Power-tripping and control issues, I think. Chad and James were pretty notorious, from what I would hear. I rarely dealt with it, because I already had to deal with riders primadonna attitudes as a journalist and have zero patience for that shit. Anyway, one of the times I did go to pick one up was from Evans, whose entry fee we had paid for a few years (along with any other privateer making the night show). On several occasions, he had also pocketed the thousand bucks we gave to the first privateer each week. He had finished his usual 12th or whatever and he left me sitting there for 45 minutes while he "got his head straight" after the fucking race. The arrogance and lack of respect by some of the riders still pisses me off. It's amazing how it changes when they realize that no one wants to talk to them anymore and they really aren't as cool as they thought they were.

Oh, and we only got $115 for that jersey I waited an hour for...

RG1 wrote:

It really was a baffling interview. He seemed to waffle on and on saying the same thing, but he never got to a point. Both Matthes...

It really was a baffling interview. He seemed to waffle on and on saying the same thing, but he never got to a point. Both Matthes and Keefer seemed completely baffled by what he was trying to say. I was kind of disappointed, because I thought it would be a good interview, he seems like an interesting character who would have a lot of stories

Temor a la Mancha wrote:

Wait... you thought that douchenozzle with one brain cell would offer up a "good interview?"

My god, you have all lost your marbles.

F.B wrote:

huck wrote:

I have never liked Tyler Evans.... until I read how much he's obviously pissed off Bauer so much... you can still feel the butt hurt, 15...

I have never liked Tyler Evans.... until I read how much he's obviously pissed off Bauer so much... you can still feel the butt hurt, 15 years later. I'm a fan of Tyler now!!!!!!!