That Mexican OT might be 0-2 against bulls, but he proves he's built differently.

Growing up in suburban Maryland, Niraj Suresh didn’t ride bulls. He played football and practiced martial arts. But Sunday afternoon, without telling his parents so they wouldn’t worry, the ...

Locust Grove’s Dayna and Madison Eilert are the first women to qualify for bull riding at the American Cowboys Rodeo Association Finals in Tulsa.

Wade Tuni drew a bull by the name of “One Chance” one night in January in Rapid City, S.D. The pair shot out of the chute gate flailing, with Tuni’s left arm flying high. Far from shying away from the ...

The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo is back for its 77th year, bringing 18 days of rodeo action, concerts and fairground fun.

Fertitta Entertainment is bringing two new dining concepts to NRG Park. The 1932 Cattleman's Club will offer full-service fine dining for lunch and dinner, while nearby Chute 32 will serve ...

Dyke's fearless rides captivated crowds. Beyond the arena, he inspired as a coach and devoted father, leaving a profound ...

HOUSTON — The 2026 class of the RodeoHouston Hall of Fame will include a first. Bodacious, often considered the "most dangerous bull in rodeo history," will become the first animal athlete recognized.

DENVER — From the time he was in fifth grade, Richie Harris aspired to be a rodeo clown. “Ever since that day, I said, ‘This is what I want to be,’” he said. Coloradoan Richie Harris (pink shirt) has ...