I’ve been saying this forever. The thing is idk if JB would wanna come on, he really only does podcasts and stuff with his friends. It’d be awesome to see him on Rogan though
@@PaulShaw-ex7riHard to compare the two. Donnie had more success for sure, but the bulls in JB's era on average are much more rank than they were in Donnie's era.
When the leader doesn't need the points to win but picks the rankest bull in the chutes....and he scores 94. Then they ask him why he picked the bull.....he says 'no one remembers an 85 point ride'. That's why he is the best ever.
The fact that Dale never mentions what he did to save this bloke is testament to how humble and real he is. The real deal! Hat tip to you DB, you might be a clown and an entertainer, but you’re also a courageous gentleman.
@@bans5 he ran in and jumped on the bull to distract and slow him down so that his brother could get the rider free. Took multiple head butts from the back of the bull’s head to his face in the process. He may joke around but when shit hit the fan he was there and put his body on the line to save a mate. Then he’s made no big deal about it whenever he’s been interviewed, instead he speaks of everyone else’s efforts. I just feel like this kind of real, genuine humility is generally lost today, so it’s nice to see a spark of it in DB.
I am a brazilian and very proud of all the brazilian bull riders that has come out of our country, but JB is by far my favorite! And the favorite of many others Brazilians
J.B. Mauney is the Greatest Of All Time in bullriding n cowboy to ever grace our planet. Rode the scariest and rankest bulls, won the PBR 2 times and numerous other titles and wins. Just blessed to have a man like him to inspire people to push and achieve your goals regardless of physical condition. God bless him and all who partake in this sport.
I hate to be the one always saying this but JB is referred to as the greatest for the same reason Yellowstone is the “greatest” TV show. People who are in no way associated or familiar with western culture ( housewives and wannabes) want to feel “cowboy”. The PBR lost its place in western culture a long time ago. JB is good but he’s only qualified for the NFR once, never won a NFR round let alone a NFR championship. TY Murray who was one of the founders of the PBR ( which the board also ran off) is the probably the greatest of all time in rough stock, the guy has 7 all around world championships. Stetson Wright after this years NFR will have 8, by the time he’s 30 he will hold that crown as well as Trevor Braziles crown as the highest earning cowboy.
@AppalachianCowboy3828 Thanks for the input. Yes nowadays true cowboys and the great western Era is gone and probably will never be truly given to us by a pro. Just my opinion and I'm not an expert in anything. Thanks.
@@longsleevethong1457 if lane had lived long enough he probably would have that title but Lane is famous because he died and the movie. There’s so many more guys who have earned that Jim Sharp, Jim Shoulders, Ty Murray, Justin McBride. The issue I take is when people refer to JB as the greasted “cowboy” to ever live when all he ever did was ride bulls. Trevor Brazile will go down as the greatest rodeo cowboy to ever Grace the sport.
What about tuff hedeman? Jb is a badass, like many many before him. Hopefully many, many after as well. Rough way to earn a check, but there are also some rough boys
JB, imo is the best ever, He ALWAYS took the rankest no matter what his situation in that event is or how sore he is. 2 people are built exactly for bull riding, JB and Lane they have short torsos and very long legs and arms with VERY long hands. UNBELIEVABLE!!!
JB riding with his free arm was something special to watch... the man is the goat... he never took a 72pt with a reride option he was always taking another bull
As someone who has grown up in rodeo as a barrel racer, none of our events are the safest as it's only a matter of when not if. When I was a child, way back in the 70's, we were at a local rodeo in Blue Ridge, TX and I witnessed a bronc rider die by being thrown into the bucking shoots and the bronc landed on his chest and it was over. Back in the day, they did not wear helmets or Kevlar so the wrecks were brutal. I was in an almost life-ending T-bone accident while on my horse warming up at a barrel race in North Texas. The woman's horse did not stop coming down the alley and the gate guy did not have the gate closed even though it was supposed to be closed on each and every runner. Rodeo is not for the faint of heart. I know Billy and Hollie Etbauer and Billy is soo incredibly stoved up from decades of bronc riding.
I grew up on a 150 acre thoroughbred breeding/broodmare farm. Horses are in my blood. Started riding w/ my Dad as an infant lol. Naturally I went into the horse business. I know track horses are a little different but really a 1500/2000lb horse hurts the same way coming down anyway you slice it. I used to buy the track horses at auction, put them under saddle for a month or two then flip them for profit. This one horse I got dirt cheap, he was gelded, marked as unridable unless in the gate just all around bad. Took him home worked on his ground manners, he spent many hours in the round pen. He started to improve, he looked for me when I called him from the barn. He was standing to be groomed and saddled etc. I decided it was good for me to get on him. A guy named Butch who would hang out at the barn (he had a few horses boarded there too he never rode tho lol) was there that afternoon, THANK GOD. This horse stood like a angel at the mounting block, stood while I was on his back. Even walked around the indoor a few times totally relaxed, neck loose nose down. Then it happened - we turned the corner, I shortened the reins, gently squeezed with my legs and gave the verbal cue “TROT.” That mfer exploded and I mean he exploded. I have a good seat, definitely takes a lot to throw me and I stuck on this horse for what seemed like forever. Nothing was stopping him. I decided to ditch my stirrups and was just going to slide off. Bad idea. When I started to slide I guess he felt me turned to the same side all while bucking. He ended up on top of me. His left hind left shoe caught the collar of my jacket and was stuck. I went flying. I hit the dirt three times before I blacked out. I woke up against the wall knew blood was pouring out of my nose and that guy Butch was running towards me screaming to not move as he was on the phone with 911. They show up and ended up life flighting me downtown to a trauma 1 our cities shock trauma unit. I actually got really lucky and only ended up w/ a fractured orbital bone, broken nose and 8n a neck brace for 7wks. Horses/Broncs/rodeo, track life/bulls/cows/roping NONE of it is for the faint of heart! It is dangerous and you gotta have a certain kind of spirit to live this life. This was 12yrs ago and I still do the same thing. 🤣 I also have tremendous respect & love for rodeo ppl from bull riding to the barrel racers!
My hat's off to you for sharing your near death experience as a barrel racer. The barrel racing community is sadly under-represented in the pantheon of rodeo heroes.
I don't even watch bull riding but that man is an absolute beast and I hope he's treated this the legend he is! Seems like a cool dude and a great dad too
When I hear Dale and JB talk and think about their skills, I think both of them would beAg Teachers in an alternative universe. That explains a lot. (At least for Dale's part.)
How lucky to be around this past 20 years, JB, Tiger Woods, Manning, Bolt, Williams the lists Go on, the best sports stars have been on display for us to view.
I like how DB is humble while watching himself get a face full of horns around the arena trying to save the boy. He may be funny as hell, but he knows how to man up in a hot second. Those are the kind of friends you want in the chutes.
I'm so thankful JB is ok🙏. I know it's the ending of an amazing career but as JB said "this is what it took" & he still will be around to raise that handsome young son. Plus he's been such a steward to the sport, he'll always be around. Imho, as someone raised in the 70-80's, Clown, Puncher, Fighter, ALL names got mad respect from my Father which he passed to us✌️❣️🇨🇱🇺🇸
The dude in the video clip that wraps himself around the bulls neck has more heart than anyone on planet earth. (Someone pointed out it was Dale, guess I should have paid more attention! all Hale Dale!)
What infuriates me is people confusing cowboys/buckaroos with rodeo athletes. A huge majority of these guys don’t know cows and ranching, all they know is how to hold on to something. I know many of them and their just rodeo athletes. It’s like asking a F1 driver to jump in a back hoe and dig a ditch.
@@dogshakeThere are older documentaries that went to his house in NC. He isn't from a ranch, unless you consider his mom's dog breeding business, a ranch.
I love Dale Brisby! He is pure rodeo entertainment, Dale Yeah 'Ol Son! He is my kind of crazy and fun to watch! "Keepin' it 90! Pow Pow...off to the next one!
That last video really makes you appreciate the power of those animals. About 5 guys trying to get their friend free, mind you they ain’t even trying to take it down, and that bull just takes every one of em for a ride.
JB is the GOAT bull rider but we all know Dale Brisby is the Worlds Greatest Cowboy of all Time.. period!! You ain’t no cowboy if you don’t know that. No but for real JB is the realist of real deals and has been a pleasure to watch ride all these years. Tuff dude.
He said he broke both legs and one of his ankles was broke to go along with a broken neck. How tough is that dude to walk out especially after breaking things the way he did. A surgeons nightmare if you will. Wow one tough S.O.B.
Real man right here….calls his elders “Sir”….we need more of that in this country…current generation of youth are LOST..most disrespectful, dumbed down, brainwashed clowns maybe in history
Watching Dale jump on the bulls head to try and gain any kind of control was insane. He could have been messed up pretty bad too but didn't even hesitate to try and help that man. His brother got steam rolled too and came real close to a stompin'. You guys are crazy.
lancaster ohio 2022 fair bull riding day dude had two lungs that collasped the local hospital couldnt save him so a helicopter from the city had to fly in, the bull stepped on the chest of the rider. Im from Chicago and i thought it was so boring but the locals loved it.
I spoke to a bull rider that said riding a bull is a better high than any drug he’s ever done. Adrenaline is a hell of a drug once you start chasing that high.
Have you seen the shirtless Mexican guy with a cigarette while riding? As someone who has broken their neck (downhill mountain biking) it hurts like hell but walking out is mandatory as a man. Except Superman, he had an excuse
Let’s remind everyone that we have a lot of Brazilians 🇧🇷 on the PBR that are also dominating the sport, maybe they should consider having Adriano Moraes (three times PBR champion) next time for a guest talk.
I'm guessing you didn't realize the guy in the red is LITERALLY THE GUEST TALKING TO JOE! Though it's kinda pathetic that you'd find someone risking THEIR OWN LIFE, TO SAVE THE YOUNG GUY'S LIFE, as "funny". One thing is for sure and it's that you'd NEVER have the courage to save someone's life like that
Grandpa Steven Doublemeat mindemann aka Big Steve 6 foot 9 280 pounds of muscle rode bulls cowboy through and through was at a rodeo ridin got a horn stuck in his side went almost all the way through the man knocked the bull down full stride pulled the horn out tipped his hat and walked off with my mother to the hospital with a round of applause from the audience a man’s man right there
Probably the 2nd most dangerous pro sport (a distant 2nd to bull riding) is pro cycling; if you measure by fatalities and broken bones. In the 1st week of the Tour de France you will see many broken bones and lost skin from crashes. There have been several deaths both in competition and training over the last few years. Sports like F1 use to be dangerous but are very safe now.
@@LVQ-so5th TT Isle of Man motorcycle race is more dangerous than both the sports you listed, since its inception there's an average of 2 fatalities every year. In 2005, 9 riders died.
Joe needs to have JB on.
I’ve been saying this forever. The thing is idk if JB would wanna come on, he really only does podcasts and stuff with his friends. It’d be awesome to see him on Rogan though
And a couple of Brazilian super stars of the PBR
Big facts 💯
Fuck yeah, that would be a good one to watch
Yesssss
Been saying it for years , JB is the one. A living legend. The best to ever do it.
@@PaulShaw-ex7riHard to compare the two. Donnie had more success for sure, but the bulls in JB's era on average are much more rank than they were in Donnie's era.
Lane Frost the G.O.A.T
Lane frost was great
I am always going to be a Ty Murray fan.. Also Chris Shivers
LANE Frost and Chris shivers are on that list
When the leader doesn't need the points to win but picks the rankest bull in the chutes....and he scores 94. Then they ask him why he picked the bull.....he says 'no one remembers an 85 point ride'. That's why he is the best ever.
Certified Bad@$$
I've never seen Daddy Dale talk so humbly. It makes me want to cry
“That’s not really protocol “ 😂😂😂😂
The fact that Dale never mentions what he did to save this bloke is testament to how humble and real he is. The real deal! Hat tip to you DB, you might be a clown and an entertainer, but you’re also a courageous gentleman.
What did he do??
@@bans5 he ran in and jumped on the bull to distract and slow him down so that his brother could get the rider free. Took multiple head butts from the back of the bull’s head to his face in the process.
He may joke around but when shit hit the fan he was there and put his body on the line to save a mate. Then he’s made no big deal about it whenever he’s been interviewed, instead he speaks of everyone else’s efforts. I just feel like this kind of real, genuine humility is generally lost today, so it’s nice to see a spark of it in DB.
@@kmfenno9012yeah, when I watched a few rodeo time videos I thought db was just a bullshitter until I saw that video. Buddy has balls.
A clown and entertainer? Do you know who that is? Dude is a damn good pro saddle bronc rider.
@@thestinkycheeseman2208 of course I know who he is, who doesn’t
I am a brazilian and very proud of all the brazilian bull riders that has come out of our country, but JB is by far my favorite! And the favorite of many others Brazilians
jose vitor leme the man
I did not know you guys did that. I mainly knew you guys from surfing and futbol. Scary sport.
@@ThePerpetualStudentBrazil has the most champions in PBR I think, at least in recent years
Correcting myself, Brazil has been world champions 14 times, the US has been world champion 16 times and Australia has won it once.
J.B. Mauney is the Greatest Of All Time in bullriding n cowboy to ever grace our planet. Rode the scariest and rankest bulls, won the PBR 2 times and numerous other titles and wins. Just blessed to have a man like him to inspire people to push and achieve your goals regardless of physical condition. God bless him and all who partake in this sport.
I hate to be the one always saying this but JB is referred to as the greatest for the same reason Yellowstone is the “greatest” TV show. People who are in no way associated or familiar with western culture ( housewives and wannabes) want to feel “cowboy”. The PBR lost its place in western culture a long time ago. JB is good but he’s only qualified for the NFR once, never won a NFR round let alone a NFR championship. TY Murray who was one of the founders of the PBR ( which the board also ran off) is the probably the greatest of all time in rough stock, the guy has 7 all around world championships. Stetson Wright after this years NFR will have 8, by the time he’s 30 he will hold that crown as well as Trevor Braziles crown as the highest earning cowboy.
@AppalachianCowboy3828 Thanks for the input. Yes nowadays true cowboys and the great western Era is gone and probably will never be truly given to us by a pro. Just my opinion and I'm not an expert in anything. Thanks.
@@AppalachianCowboy3828no mention of lane frost?
@@longsleevethong1457 if lane had lived long enough he probably would have that title but Lane is famous because he died and the movie. There’s so many more guys who have earned that Jim Sharp, Jim Shoulders, Ty Murray, Justin McBride. The issue I take is when people refer to JB as the greasted “cowboy” to ever live when all he ever did was ride bulls. Trevor Brazile will go down as the greatest rodeo cowboy to ever Grace the sport.
What about tuff hedeman?
Jb is a badass, like many many before him. Hopefully many, many after as well. Rough way to earn a check, but there are also some rough boys
That dude who headlocked that bull to try to help is the kind of person we need around. What a fucking legend.
That's Dale Brisby, the bullridin' gypsy ol' son.
@@paulrash2886 I can’t believe his wig stayed on 😂
Absolutely my guy. It's utterly ridiculous he kept that bull in a headlock. Over 10 "bucks" and he still stayed in him
@@alant9517 some people are built different.
@@paulrash2886 a fucking legend.
Dale is a good man...period,,,even if he tries to convince you otherwise on this channels... Actions speak louder...
Saw JB at the National Western Stock Show in Denver. JB is a true legend!
YOURE KEEPIN IT ALIVE DALE!!!
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK OL' SON!!! RODEO TIME!!!!
JB, imo is the best ever, He ALWAYS took the rankest no matter what his situation in that event is or how sore he is. 2 people are built exactly for bull riding, JB and Lane they have short torsos and very long legs and arms with VERY long hands. UNBELIEVABLE!!!
JB riding with his free arm was something special to watch... the man is the goat... he never took a 72pt with a reride option he was always taking another bull
As someone who has grown up in rodeo as a barrel racer, none of our events are the safest as it's only a matter of when not if. When I was a child, way back in the 70's, we were at a local rodeo in Blue Ridge, TX and I witnessed a bronc rider die by being thrown into the bucking shoots and the bronc landed on his chest and it was over. Back in the day, they did not wear helmets or Kevlar so the wrecks were brutal. I was in an almost life-ending T-bone accident while on my horse warming up at a barrel race in North Texas. The woman's horse did not stop coming down the alley and the gate guy did not have the gate closed even though it was supposed to be closed on each and every runner. Rodeo is not for the faint of heart. I know Billy and Hollie Etbauer and Billy is soo incredibly stoved up from decades of bronc riding.
I grew up on a 150 acre thoroughbred breeding/broodmare farm. Horses are in my blood. Started riding w/ my Dad as an infant lol. Naturally I went into the horse business. I know track horses are a little different but really a 1500/2000lb horse hurts the same way coming down anyway you slice it. I used to buy the track horses at auction, put them under saddle for a month or two then flip them for profit. This one horse I got dirt cheap, he was gelded, marked as unridable unless in the gate just all around bad. Took him home worked on his ground manners, he spent many hours in the round pen. He started to improve, he looked for me when I called him from the barn. He was standing to be groomed and saddled etc. I decided it was good for me to get on him. A guy named Butch who would hang out at the barn (he had a few horses boarded there too he never rode tho lol) was there that afternoon, THANK GOD. This horse stood like a angel at the mounting block, stood while I was on his back. Even walked around the indoor a few times totally relaxed, neck loose nose down. Then it happened - we turned the corner, I shortened the reins, gently squeezed with my legs and gave the verbal cue “TROT.” That mfer exploded and I mean he exploded. I have a good seat, definitely takes a lot to throw me and I stuck on this horse for what seemed like forever. Nothing was stopping him. I decided to ditch my stirrups and was just going to slide off. Bad idea. When I started to slide I guess he felt me turned to the same side all while bucking. He ended up on top of me. His left hind left shoe caught the collar of my jacket and was stuck. I went flying. I hit the dirt three times before I blacked out. I woke up against the wall knew blood was pouring out of my nose and that guy Butch was running towards me screaming to not move as he was on the phone with 911. They show up and ended up life flighting me downtown to a trauma 1 our cities shock trauma unit. I actually got really lucky and only ended up w/ a fractured orbital bone, broken nose and 8n a neck brace for 7wks. Horses/Broncs/rodeo, track life/bulls/cows/roping NONE of it is for the faint of heart! It is dangerous and you gotta have a certain kind of spirit to live this life. This was 12yrs ago and I still do the same thing. 🤣 I also have tremendous respect & love for rodeo ppl from bull riding to the barrel racers!
@@Scorpiobwepic story. Thanks for sharing!!!
My hat's off to you for sharing your near death experience as a barrel racer. The barrel racing community is sadly under-represented in the pantheon of rodeo heroes.
@@Scorpiobw cool story! You should write a book about your experiences(you're halfway there already). I bet it would get made into a movie in no time!
When JB heals up Joe Rogan needs to get Dale Brisby and the man JB himself on podcast
As many others in the comments have stated… JB needs to be on his podcast.
Oh god I’d love to see JB on Joe Rogans podcast!! That would be the shit!!!
I don't even watch bull riding but that man is an absolute beast and I hope he's treated this the legend he is! Seems like a cool dude and a great dad too
Dale is the GOAT... Comes from good family. His dad was our AG teacher in highschool
When I hear Dale and JB talk and think about their skills, I think both of them would beAg Teachers in an alternative universe. That explains a lot. (At least for Dale's part.)
@@kylee8672 hi whole family is cowboy and cowgirl.
How lucky to be around this past 20 years, JB, Tiger Woods, Manning, Bolt, Williams the lists
Go on, the best sports stars have been on display for us to view.
I like how DB is humble while watching himself get a face full of horns around the arena trying to save the boy. He may be funny as hell, but he knows how to man up in a hot second. Those are the kind of friends you want in the chutes.
Yessir
What exactly does grabbing the horns in that situation do?
I broke my pelvis and spine in 3 places each and other stuff. Has effected me so badly for 4 years now. Life has changed
How did that happen?
Hope you feel better. Stay strong
Dale is the man! True cowboy 🍻
Dale Yeah!!❤❤ so happy Joe had you on!!!!
Thanks Joe! We feel celebtated
I'm so thankful JB is ok🙏. I know it's the ending of an amazing career but as JB said "this is what it took" & he still will be around to raise that handsome young son. Plus he's been such a steward to the sport, he'll always be around.
Imho, as someone raised in the 70-80's, Clown, Puncher, Fighter, ALL names got mad respect from my Father which he passed to us✌️❣️🇨🇱🇺🇸
Joe, Dale, and JB. Hell of a show
The dude in the video clip that wraps himself around the bulls neck has more heart than anyone on planet earth. (Someone pointed out it was Dale, guess I should have paid more attention! all Hale Dale!)
It's him bro😂😂 it's Dale that's got that damn bull in a choke hold. Savage fucking guy, he was just being super humble on jre. Respect to Dale💯
@@TimeTravelersCoalition710 holy crap! All Hale Dale!
What infuriates me is people confusing cowboys/buckaroos with rodeo athletes. A huge majority of these guys don’t know cows and ranching, all they know is how to hold on to something. I know many of them and their just rodeo athletes. It’s like asking a F1 driver to jump in a back hoe and dig a ditch.
That's not really my experience. A lot of them probably never worked full time as cowboys, but most of them are from ranches.
@@MontegaBand from what I know, JB is a pretty legit cowboy that’s been doing ranch work his entire life, even during his career.
@@dogshakeThere are older documentaries that went to his house in NC. He isn't from a ranch, unless you consider his mom's dog breeding business, a ranch.
Maybe today it's like that, but generations ago, the rodeo guys made money in the circuit to promote and grow their ranches
@@thestinkycheeseman2208 so your parent have to own a ranch for you to work on a ranch?
I love Dale Brisby! He is pure rodeo entertainment, Dale Yeah 'Ol Son! He is my kind of crazy and fun to watch! "Keepin' it 90! Pow Pow...off to the next one!
That last video really makes you appreciate the power of those animals. About 5 guys trying to get their friend free, mind you they ain’t even trying to take it down, and that bull just takes every one of em for a ride.
Love my Dale❤😊...
Would love to see JB on here!!
Never was, or will be another like JB, he's the GOAT times 10.....
THE BEST that's ever been!!!
Way to go DB 🤠
Seeing him headlock that bull to try an help slow the bull for that other dude/kid….I’d trust him in every day life. and he didn’t let go
Straight up
Was fortunate to see JB win at the PBR in NM
Bull riding is the most dangerous sport in the world... period....
He's briiliant in all he does but the wtf thing is seeing the video of him standing on a basketball in his cowboy boots. Unreal.
JB is the GOAT bull rider but we all know Dale Brisby is the Worlds Greatest Cowboy of all Time.. period!! You ain’t no cowboy if you don’t know that.
No but for real JB is the realist of real deals and has been a pleasure to watch ride all these years. Tuff dude.
Now he has that bull as a pet. Legendary.
Ok Dale. Calf roping can be dangerous too😂
I ❤ Dale Brisby Ol son 😎🤠🤠
Joe looks good with a cowboy hat on. He needs to do the whole outfit with boots and all. lol
Hell yeah ole son was on dat head quickly!Get JB AND DALE IN TOGETHER!Thatll be a funny show
The way Dale jumped on that bull, man. That was real af
That cowboy hat on Joe means some serious business..
He said he broke both legs and one of his ankles was broke to go along with a broken neck. How tough is that dude to walk out especially after breaking things the way he did. A surgeons nightmare if you will. Wow one tough S.O.B.
Real man right here….calls his elders “Sir”….we need more of that in this country…current generation of youth are LOST..most disrespectful, dumbed down, brainwashed clowns maybe in history
That’s a fact, the world needs more Cowboys.
This is my new personality
Yes!!! Have JB on the show Joe!!!!!
Can confirm breaking your neck sucks.
Source: did it myself 6 years ago and still hurting every day.
I can still walk though, which is nice.
JB needs to come on the podcast
JB 🙌🙌🙌 the GOAT!
Dude us really the goat
JB is THE MAN!
It’s pretty cool that the owners of the bull gifted him to JB when the bull was retired.
Watching Dale jump on the bulls head to try and gain any kind of control was insane.
He could have been messed up pretty bad too but didn't even hesitate to try and help that man.
His brother got steam rolled too and came real close to a stompin'. You guys are crazy.
Keep in mind boys that ride dont have contracts if you aint riding ,you ain't getting no checks!
The slowmo definitely needs the guitar solo from free bird 😂
lancaster ohio 2022 fair bull riding day dude had two lungs that collasped the local hospital couldnt save him so a helicopter from the city had to fly in, the bull stepped on the chest of the rider. Im from Chicago and i thought it was so boring but the locals loved it.
Dale is hilarious also ❤️
Aww Cowboys are so funny 😆
I spoke to a bull rider that said riding a bull is a better high than any drug he’s ever done. Adrenaline is a hell of a drug once you start chasing that high.
Just some of the greatest names I can think of.
Gary Leffew
Lane Frost
Tuff Hedeman
Ty Murray
JB Mauney
I need a friend like that dude in the red who put the bull in a headlock to save his buddy
That's mr dale himself
Have you seen the shirtless Mexican guy with a cigarette while riding?
As someone who has broken their neck (downhill mountain biking) it hurts like hell but walking out is mandatory as a man. Except Superman, he had an excuse
Yes i think it’s a certain style of bill riding but holy shit
Chompas De La Guadalupe and the style is Jaripeo
That mexican guy has stakes in his boots that he pierces the side of the bull with. He isnt just riding it like that.
Let’s remind everyone that we have a lot of Brazilians 🇧🇷 on the PBR that are also dominating the sport, maybe they should consider having Adriano Moraes (three times PBR champion) next time for a guest talk.
drug addiction includes nicotine & stupidity, both a ladder trait of said person.
He is the GOAT!!!!!!!!
DB. Only cowboy i know to try to wrestle a bull when your hung up by your spurrs. Thats cowboy
JB need to be on there with Dale Brisby
seeing Rogan with a cowboy hat on is like something from a fever dream
Nobody remembers an 85 point bull rider
THE GUY IN THE RED SHIRT AT THE END AHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm guessing you didn't realize the guy in the red is LITERALLY THE GUEST TALKING TO JOE! Though it's kinda pathetic that you'd find someone risking THEIR OWN LIFE, TO SAVE THE YOUNG GUY'S LIFE, as "funny".
One thing is for sure and it's that you'd NEVER have the courage to save someone's life like that
@@360gunnerbro you sound fucking goofy who tf cares 🤣
He's blessed not to be paralyzed!! 😳🙏
The bull that did that now stays with JB and will be under his care for the rest of his life. Thats respect.
Come on Rogan, get JB on. He goes against 5 Lesnars at once
That was fucking amazing Watching him try to get that kid free
Grandpa Steven Doublemeat mindemann aka Big Steve 6 foot 9 280 pounds of muscle rode bulls cowboy through and through was at a rodeo ridin got a horn stuck in his side went almost all the way through the man knocked the bull down full stride pulled the horn out tipped his hat and walked off with my mother to the hospital with a round of applause from the audience a man’s man right there
Audio so low on this clip wtf Jamie
I have C1-C2 fused and C4-C7 fused from landing the same way, fusions suck.
Bull fighters use to be called Rodeo clown's. Nowadays their not into face paint. Actual bull fighting in history was with a matador who had a sword.
I will stick to riding my bicycle :). Props to the bull riders and fighters tho! Y'all are badass!
Probably the 2nd most dangerous pro sport (a distant 2nd to bull riding) is pro cycling; if you measure by fatalities and broken bones. In the 1st week of the Tour de France you will see many broken bones and lost skin from crashes. There have been several deaths both in competition and training over the last few years. Sports like F1 use to be dangerous but are very safe now.
@@LVQ-so5th TT Isle of Man motorcycle race is more dangerous than both the sports you listed, since its inception there's an average of 2 fatalities every year. In 2005, 9 riders died.
The real super puncher
Lane Frost and JB the G.O.A.Ts
Bull riders are tougher than mma fighters. IMO.
Getting shot at and skydiving is the only thing that compares
My uncle grew up with him
Joe needs a front row seat at a PBR event.
I hear JB chews metal between cowboy killers
We need to get Joe Rogan on the back of bushwacker. We could probably get bushwacker insured
Would be cool to see Rogan get more cowboys on the podcast and shed some more light on the lifestyle/culture to the mainstream media
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They should talk about Jesse Byrne. He is the goat bull fighter👍🏼
Not the worst of the worst RIP Mason Lowe
I feel that. "Hes either going to die here or we got to get him out, thats the only two options"