Mauney announced his retirement from bull riding. James burton mauney (/ ˈ m uː n i /; Mauney announced tuesday that he decided to retire after breaking his neck during a recent competition.
JB Mauney (Bull Rider) Death Explained, Bio, Wiki, Age, Career, Injury
It brings to a close one of the greatest careers in pbr history, the likes of which come around once in a blue moon. With the iconic brandon bates at the helm as general manager, wildcatters promise to ignite the global bull riding stage. Texas bull riding legend j.b.
Mauney conquered the toughest bulls in the world.
Xv ranch & @bucktown_xv || wife @samanthalynemauney and son @jaggerbriggsmauneyxv are my feed hands head coach of the @okwildcatters Mauney takes the reins as head coach of pbr teams' newest contender: Mauney has revealed the heartwarming reason he adopted the beast that broke his neck and ended his iconic career forever. Mauney, 37, known as the 'seven million.
As he prepares to enter the bull riding hall of fame, he reflects on the injury that made him hang it up. Born january 9, 1987 [1]) is an american former professional rodeo cowboy who specialized in bull riding. Mauney, 36, shared the news on instagram, writing, all i can. Mauney is often referred to as the “dragon slayer” due to his famous and historic ride on a bull named “asteroid.” asteroid was a bull known for being exceptionally challenging and was often compared to a dragon in terms of its aggressive and formidable nature.
