JB Mauney Earns High Praise, Drawing Tom Brady Comparisons as He Caps Off a Stellar Career

In the world of bull riding, JB Mauney is a legendary name. The GOAT of rodeo met with a terrible accident a few months back, but it doesn’t compromise the recognition of his unparalleled talent and performance. As the 2023 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo took place recently, it also commemorated Mauney’s spectacular displays on the bull, which are certainly unbeatable.

Numerous clippings encapsulate Mauney’s talented bull-riding capabilities. Winning the world championships in 2013 and 2015, he established himself as a legend. Let’s take a look at the recent clips that are doing rounds while Mauney is away owing to his injuries.

JB Mauney’s incredible Bull-Riding career lauded at National Finals Rodeo

As the 2023 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo presented by Teton Ridge Round 10 took place on December 16, it acknowledged the absence and celebrated the bewitching career of JB Mauney. The video highlights, “His talent and love for rodeo made him a champion; his grit, determination, and heart made him our hero.” Shared by @sharpreaction on Instagram, it recounts the exceptional PBR footage as Mauney had put up 94 points on Percolator during the championship round. It took place in Las Vegas during the 2014 PBR BFTS World Finals.

JB Mauney has been called the Tom Brady of bull riding, for his incredible bullriding skills. The caption reads, “Too much PBR footage they said…Here’s the original, pre-shortsightedness. There’s only one Elvis, only one Brady…And in the world of rodeo and bull riding, there’s only one JB! Congrats on an incredible career JB Mauney! #LongLiveCowboys.” It was indeed an emotional rollercoaster ride at the 2023 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo this year. But given that he is the reigning champion, his career and victories speak volumes regarding his capabilities.

Mauney’s Health Update

Bull riding is ridden with the possibility of unforeseen injuries. And, JB Mauney was a recent victim of it. This September during Lewiston Roundup, Mauney met with a brutal accident. Landing on his head, the neck injuries definitely worried the fans. Bullfighter Cody Webster had stepped in with the save as the incident took place.

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Despite the number of spine-chilling accidents Mauney has faced, there’s one thing that he has to say, which he reiterates every time, i.e., “I never broke my heart.” It comes as a reassurance to his fans who always look up to him. Thus, despite everything, Mauney’s unwavering optimism and love for the sport have garnered the support of his fans which makes him the ultimate rodeo of all time.

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