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Win 4 Tickets to See the Professional Bull Riders at the Legacy Arena!

March 21, 2017

This is no rodeo coming to Birmingham!  The Professional Bull Riders Velocity Tour is two hours of intense bull riding action by a star-studded lineup of athletes.  One night of heart-pounding, bone-crushing action between some of the fiercest bulls in the country and some of the best athletes in the sport.

The PBR VelocityTour will bring all the high-energy sound, lighting, special effects and edge of your seat action that fans have come to expect from the World leader in the sport of bull riding.  The event will be at the Legacy Arena of the BJCC on April 1st at 7 pm.


** WIN 4 TICKETS FROM MACARONI KID SOUTH BIRMINGHAM **
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Ticket prices: $15, $30, $45, $65, $150 Elite Seats (Standard ticket fees may apply)  Click HERE to buy tickets.


If you've never gone to a bull riding event, then you need to learn to speak "cowboy!"  Here's the vocab you need to know before you go!


Rank – A bull that is very difficult to ride is considered ‘rank’ - “That bull right there, he’s a rank one, I tell ya.”

Cover – When a rider ‘covers’ his bull, he has successfully ridden a bull for 8 seconds - “Hell yeah, he covered that one.”

Chaps – Most people mis-pronounce this word, say like with an “s” (shaps)

Draw – An event’s list of bull riders and the bulls they are paired with - “Dustin, what’d you draw tonight?”

Down in the well -- Saying used by riders to describe a situation in which a bull is spinning in one direction and the force of the spin pulls the rider down the side of the bull into the motion’s vortex. - “Ah he’s done for, he’s got him down in the well.”

Fades – A bull that fades during a ride moves backward while simultaneously spinning or bucking in one or more direction - “Oh shucks, he’s gonna buck him off cuz he’s fadin’ fast.”

Muley -- Term used to describe a bull without horns -- “He done got stepped on by that brown muley.”


Here are some fun fast facts:


  • 70 tons of dirt is brought in each weekend for a PBR event
  • Over 50 bucking bulls are brought to the event
  • It takes 7 semi-trucks to load in all the supplies for the event
  • It takes a crew of 30 guys set up for 36 hours for the show to take place
  • An average PBR bucking bull weighs 1700-2000 lbs.​
  • An average bull rider weighs 140 lbs


**Enter to Win 4 Tickets to PBR**

ONE lucky subscriber will win a family four-pack of tickets to see the show April 1st, 2017 at 7pm. To enter click HERE.

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