These bulls are worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, and their job is to make life hell for these professional cowboys.

The PBR’s expansion onto college campuses began last July when the league brought its “Last Cowboy Standing” event to Canvas Stadium at Colorado State, an event that drew 25,000 fans over two days.

Fans of Man Hater the Bull were saddened to learn that he died, and the bull-riding community want to know what happened.

Doak Campbell Stadium is undergoing a massive transformation, bringing in 2,500 tons of dirt for the PBR Florida State event.

Women in professional rodeo will now have their own league season. Professional Bull Riders (PBR), the largest bull riding league in the world headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, announced the ...

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

Man Hater, the legendary bucking bull, died after suffering a catastrophic leg injury during the PBR event in Little Rock. The two-time world champion leaves behind one of the most dominant careers in ...

The Professional Bull Riders' top-tier World Finals are locking back into Fort Worth this May, splitting the action between the Stockyards and downtown. The 2026 run is set for May 7–17 and will send ...

For the first time since opening Canvas Stadium in 2017, Colorado State University in Fort Collins hosted a major event in the stadium that wasn't a football game or graduation. Professional Bull ...

The Last Cowboy Standing took over Colorado State University’s Canvas Stadium on July 21st and 22nd. The days were packed with live music, fun, and unforgettable bull riding action, but the real ...