At ten years of age, lined up alongside his two brothers in the living
room of their Seattle home, Jens Pulver stared down the length of a
shotgun into his father's haggard face. Because Jens was the oldest, the
one constantly running upstairs to protect his mother in the middle of
the night, his father placed the barrel into his mouth first.Fear taught
Jens how to attack with his fists. Fear taught him how to get what he
wanted, by any means necessary. Fear put him on the path toward becoming
a world champion fighter, to prove wrong all those who claimed he
wouldn't amount to any more than his drunk old man. It was this path --
the one that would make him the most intimidating pound-for-pound
fighter in the ring -- that eventually let him put his childhood demons
to rest and find an inner peace. But it was a long and painful
battle.Little Evil is a gripping and true tale of father and son, of
what betrayal does to the young and drives them to do, and of how one
determined man shattered the chains of his childhood and rose to the
top, becoming the lightweight champion of the UFC.