The 2025 National Finals Rodeo is less than a month away, and first-time qualifiers anxiously await their maiden voyage to Vegas. Six of the bull riders heading to the finals this year are doing so ...

Bull riding is one of the toughest events in rodeo, and these top-notch athletes are prepared to take on their biggest ride yet. The National Finals Rodeo is just weeks away with the top 15 bull ...

It isn't often that the Resistol Rookie of the Year honor is decided at the NFR as qualifying to the big show in one's first official year of rodeo is seen few and far in between. Then for two rookies ...

Bull rider Bryce Jensen joins us for NFR Live at 4:45 from Day 5 of the 2025 National Finals Rodeo at the Thomas & Mack Center. Jensen, a Huntsville, TX native, rode his first bull successfully to win ...

Wacey Schalla entered the 2025 National Finals Rodeo making his second appearance in rodeo’s largest and longest event. The 20-year-old from Arapaho, Oklahoma, found himself leading the world ...

The National Finals Rodeo has officially kicked off, marking one of the most historic events in rodeo history. Athletes around the world will finally have the chance to compete in the Thomas & Mack ...

The 2025 National Finals Rodeo marked a return to a comfortable spot for Stetson Wright, the top. When the standings were final in Las Vegas, Wright stood as both the PRCA World Champion All-Around ...

We are officially three rounds into the National Finals Rodeo, and it wouldn’t be the biggest rodeo event of the year if there weren’t some shake-ups in the Thomas & Mack arena. This year, rookies are ...

Saddle bronc rider Damian Brennan joins us for NFR Live at 4:45 from Day 6 of the 2025 National Finals Rodeo at the Thomas & Mack Center. Brennan, from Queensland, is the only Australian saddle bronc ...

The Mercedes Texas rodeo and the Extreme Bulls Event in Chandler, Arizonia might of just turned around the bull riding season for the youngest PRCA million dollar cowboy in history. Wacey Schalla is ...

Twin sisters from Locust Grove are making rodeo history this weekend in Tulsa. Dayna and Madison Eilert, both 21, are the first women ever to qualify for the American Cowboys Rodeo Association Finals.