A PBR World Champion, Crimber is making his mark in his rookie year of professional rodeo.

The 20-year-old phenom rose to the pressure and earned a $1 million bonus check.

The PBR World Finals is set to hit the red dirt of Arizona in 2027.

The Western industry is rallying to support a man who has given his life to the sport he loves.

Learfield College Rodeo and the PBR are partnering in a brand-new college rodeo event, set for Summer 2026.

Over the next nearly two weeks, the PBR takes over Cowtown as the competition heats up to see who will be crowned the 2026 PBR World Champion.

A legendary bull has passed away due to surgery complications earlier this week.

U.S. Space Force is joining efforts with the PBR for a showdown at the Air Force Academy.

Jake Gardner is leading the bull riding world standings.

Some men long for glory; Chad Ochocinco longs to conquer a bull, regardless of the consequences.

The Professional Women’s Rodeo has a new partner in the media world.

A new documentary, Jonnie, tells the story of a groundbreaking cowgirl competing with the men and inspiring humankind everywhere.

When rodeo fans here the names Ty Murray and Bodacious, certainly one word comes to mind - legendary. In their time in the arena both of them had a commanding

In his quest to earn three world titles, Man Hater was one of the very best bulls to ever step on the dirt. He simply left everyone in awe.

John Crimber bought his PRCA Card and now has his sights set on the 2026 National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas.

The Oklahoma Wildcatters and their legendary head coach have announced they are mutually parting ways.

The PBR transformed a bull riding arena into a wedding chapel for just one night.

Clay Guiton had the ride of his life after being bucked off and knocked unconscious in the arena in Salt Lake City.

Cody Tell won the bull riding world championship title in 2012 and will now be inducted into the Bull Riding Hall of Fame.

A Montana cowboy, Jess Lockwood, has fought his way in the bull riding world and in life. He has restored his body and mind and is back in the hunt for another world championship.

The world of bull riding and especially the PBR is mourning the loss of a beloved bull Cool Whip to a tragic set of circumstances.

Along with the announcement of his full retirement, the 2016 PBR World Champion shared he will be stepping into a new role with his PBR team.

The NWSS is heating up with professional rodeo action.

Inside sold-out PBR arenas, the beer flows, the bulls buck, the crowd roars – and for 8 seconds at a time, unity beats division.