I seen pbr live once. It seemed to me that the bulls enjoyed being in the show. Some of them were "playful" going back to their stalls. I've even seen on TV, the bull Bodacious, he had a damn police escort, and a chandelier over his pimped out pin! I heard that in Spain if the bull wins the "fight" he gets a pasture full of ladies.
yea bro ur a real expert. shut ur mouth and keep it to urself next time. you dont know jack about being a real man, a real country man. you coward behind ur computer and never step foot in the bull ring
The second rider, he was air borne! He was bucked off and went flying straight up, came down and landed on the bull! He was then bucked off a second time. I never saw that before! Great video, thank you.
@@Goreburger. no they don’t the bulls go back to their trailers and go back the the ranch that they are kept at by the owner of said bull, how do you think Asteroid, Bushwacker, etc are famous for all their strength and how tough they are to stay on, no bulls die from anything in this sport, they all die from natural causes
@@suecollins3246 if you think this is animal abuse you haven't seen what goes on behind the scenes. These bulls are some of the most healthy bulls in world.
The fact that they are specially bred and that many humans live in bad circumstances does nothing to show that it is not animal cruelty. It simply does not follow. It is cruelty. Deliberately inflicting suffering, for whatever reason, is cruelty.
It’s just so nice to see how good this Bulls are taken care of day in and day out just to make sure that for 8 seconds they give the rider all they got few times a year, just a beautiful sport.
"It's like stepping in the ring with..." No. It definitely isn't anything like that. There isn't a man alive who can punch with anywhere near as much force as that bull's head whipping back like that. Not even close.
Agreed. The stupid activity of bull riding is definitely not anything like "stepping in the ring" in a combat sport. Boxers and MMA fighters compete against willing adversaries; the morons of bull riding compete against terrified animals who clearly want nothing to do with what's taking place (the bull's repeated bucking to get the moron off its back indicates this). Boxers and martial artists don't get shocked with electric prods to force them to compete. The dopes of rodeo continue to lie about this even though the practice of shocking animals with prods has been captured on video numerous times by SHARK. Those videos are here on RU-vid for all to see. When confronted with this video evidence, the lying cretins of rodeo insist that the shocking doesn't hurt that much. The head of SHARK has repeatedly challenged rodeo apologists to appear on camera to get shocked by the same devices they use on the animals. But, of course, not one of these cowboy cowards has stepped up to receive a shock on camera to prove that it doesn't hurt the animals. So the next time you hear these twits running their mouths about how tough/badass cowboys are, just laugh at them. So, yes, I think we can all agree that the bullying/cowardly practice of bull riding is nothing like "stepping in the ring". Boxing and MMA are real sports played by real athletes against willing opponents. Bull riding is a pathetic 8-second or less joke of an activity played by guys in cowboy outfits doing a LARP.
So impressive to see the power these bulls have. I think JB Mauney made the right decision to call time on his PBR career, not worth the risk of climbing on bulls of this standard so often once you're in your mid 30s. Shout out to the bull fighters too, the real heroes to many riders out there.
I would like to show my respect to the helper cowboys who saved the riders from further injury or death. Mainly when the rider's hand got stuck in the holding rope....
Can we talk about the bullfighter at 1:16 who got ON the bull to untie the knot? And then checked on the rider first thing even though he was limping? Amazing
If the bulls wanted to they could kill every single rider as they come off. Ive seen bulls and broncs both go waayyy out of their way to not stomp a downed rider. Pretty interesting to me.
I love the bull fighters the most in these videos. They’re the ones that really shine when rough stuff happens. I also enjoy the next line of defence, the cowboys on the horses with the lassos.
Well they have body protection and head gear , this is wack , you wanna see real bull ain’t playing watch Mexican bull riders with no protection, this is nothing
Aren't there more injuries in bull riding than just about any other sport, with the exception of combat sports like boxing? I don't know the answer, but that would be my guess.
Some folks climb mountains, others dive to the bottom of the oceans! And then there are rodeo bull riders - the craziest of them all...gotta love'em! And why are they all so damned handsome? Is it a prerequisite, or what???
I'd love to own one of these bulls just so I could name it Hamburgers Revenge :) I don't have a problem with this sport. The bulls look well looked after and they get to have "fun" with the riders. The riders get to test their skills to the limit. The spectators enjoy themselves. So I think the criticism in the comment section is a bit over the top.
Well, I enjoy this sport of reining in bulls while they are riding on their backs and there is no doubt that I love it very much and I enjoy watching until I see the winner, yes this is a really fun sport to watch, by the way we wish everyone safety.
Y’all all cheering the bulls on and hoping the riders get hurt when the bulls don’t get hurt in any way shape or form in this sport, all that happens is they are trained and they don’t like people being on them.
