【PBR】4K原聲 | 美國職業騎牛大賽 2024 week 3 reacp

St. Louis, say something to him! Salty! Exactly to game plan for this 23-year-old. Here's the replay as we await the numbers to come in. Half the score for the Bulls' performance, the other half for the Bull Rider. How about 85 and three-quarters! By the name of Rafael dos Santos. That got ugly quick! That has happened far too often over the last few months. Oh, can I see the replay? Bull feeling like he's seeing triple out there. I think so. And look it back at it, yeah. Let's just go ahead and do this really quick. Watching this replay, he takes a shot. Ouch. And dos Santos. Maybe you didn't hear me. I said he's a Kansas City outlaw. His name is Wyatt Rogers. He's on shivers. Oh, look at him. Yo! So you want to be a Bull Rider? Yep. Hey, real quick, real quick. This just in, I just heard this gentleman about seven rows behind us call it, and it's official. It is a re-ride for Wyatt Rogers. We're going to get to see him a little. Thank you, sir. Thank you for the update. Oh, and going down in the red flags. Right there, you can see them. When you see those, for all of the first-timers, that means the officials are going to give him another bull. You saw that bull stumbling. And there you go. So Wyatt, he's warmed up. We'll see him back in just a bit. 6, 5, 4, 3. And here we go. And DeSouza with the go-ahead aid. And now, now the numbers coming in. Remember Brady Randolph right now in the lead, 85.75 points. And he is not going to do that. He's going to get 82 points tonight. But he is going to get on the board, and we talked about it being a short weekend. You've got to make something happen today and tomorrow in order to have a chance here this weekend. Yeah, I mean, listen. Get out of here tonight with a win. Get a score on the board. It is critical. If you want to walk out of here tomorrow. Branson, your mic's on. Hey, can I get two ultras? A little nurse. Thanks, man. Wait, aren't you... Never mind. Wait, did you really... Really are... He really just stopped the show to go grab a cold one. Oh, oh, oh. He's pandering to the CEO of the PBR. Oh, and country music superstar Dustin Lynch in the house with us tonight. Yeah. 50% of the time they get by this one. Can he do it today? Missouri, let's help him. Come on. Yeah. JLC gets it done. Fantastic. And he gets after it for 84 points. That is good enough to slide him into the top three right now within striking distance. Yeah, and when we get off into the latter parts of this round, I mean, this is gonna change right here. We could raise some eyebrows here today. Agreed. Dovino. Yeah. Like a windmill. Look at that. There's a good look at him. There's a good look at Lucas Dovino. All right, Eduardo. Let's show these people what you're made of. Be the man. Be it. Get there. False. I don't know what you're watching, but that was fun, fun, fun. What a ride. Remember, he needs to beat 86 points and take the lead. Matt, what are the numbers? 88.25 And just like that, Team Cooper Tires takes the lead here tonight in the veteran. Eduardo, smile a little bit, buddy. You're the leader in St. Louis. 2018 Rookie of the Year in a fantastic bull called Skippy. Get there, KW. He's in trouble. That's uncalled for, folks. We can say it all night long, and it still won't be enough. Watch this replay. Great thing about Keyshawn Whitehorse. He's going to give it 1,000% every time, but so are these bullfighters. Look at Nathan Harp trying to get Keyshawn out of the way, and look what happens. He pays for it. He's smashed up against the shark cage. You cannot get loud enough. He's going to try to get his knee brace and his pants back on. We're going to try to show him how much we appreciate him. How about it for Nathan Harp, Cody Western, Lucas Tito. Nice. And now, and by the way, both of them are here in Missouri. Come on, Tyler. Get it. Help him. A whoop. Look, you got to give him some love. You got to give him something for the heart and the effort. I know he doesn't want to see this again, but they're going to put it under an official review, and watch this. What happens when you put out maximum effort, you take the risk of something happening like this. He opens up to show dominance, and watch that helmet. Yeah, we're going to see it. They're going to go back and look right here, Matt, first. Even after the ride is what I'm talking about. I mean, he takes a couple of shots after the 8 seconds. He gets smacked into the buck and shoot helmet first. I mean, this guy, we completely underestimate the toughness of Kyler Oliver no matter how great you think he is. Look at this. Yeah, now watch that free arm. Oh, and the fans are reacting, and the reason that they are is because they are correct. It is a no score. Touch the bull with that free arm. This bull's been down there before, never been ridden, but he's never had a guy like Daylon on him. You said it. Never had a guy like the world champ. I mean, it's a game changer. Bull was 4-0 coming in here, young bull, and Daylon said, Yep, I'll take that. How about 84 and 3 quarter points? 84 and 3 quarters and now Swearingen. Brady Fielder, the Aussie right here, and Fielder delivers. Oh, getting the old worm turn right there. Oh, man, and the numbers are in for Fielder. How about 86 points? 86. Put him in a tie. They're 2nd and 3rd right now, still with the 88 and a quarter on top. Sky's the limit. Jane Clark,G.Knowen. Yeah, get his attention. Lucas,Teodora,Cody Webster,Nathan Harp. Hey, fans, how about the work of our U.S. Border Patrol bullfighters down there? Good job, men. Handling business. Man did finish number 2 in the team's MVP race. He's a Kansas City outlaw, but he is a superstar, and Diaz dances his way to 8 seconds, and as we watch this replay, take a look at the dominating performance Diaz puts together. Look at this. He's gonna open up with that left foot. He's gonna show. Look at this. I'm in total control, and I'm climbing the ladder. How about the score? 87.5. That's good enough for 2nd place in St. Louis so far. He better bring his A game. Here we go. Great job, Cody Webster. I concur. Great job, Webster. Getting in there and putting some distance between Edge Nealio and that bull, and watch this again. Another gutsy performance. Edge Nealio trying to grid it out. Got in a little bit of trouble there. Sets back up, but about 7 1⁄2 seconds, things start to go south in a hurry, and look at Web. Here we go. Great shot. Not bad, LT. Not bad. Camping World. Say something to the Steel Field native. What an effort tonight. Bob Mitchell replay back. Numbers in. 86 points. 86. And Bob in perfect position going in to championship Sunday, man. If he could pull off a win tomorrow afternoon right here in St. Louis. Can you imagine? These fans will go nuts. He will head to Las Vegas and chase that eighth gold buckle in Pro Rodeo, but he's here tonight. Sage. St. Louis is going to help you. Let's get it. There you go. Missouri, what did you think about that? It worked out better because it kind of tossed it away. The guy is an amazing world class talent. Could put together a Ph.D. program in bull riding. Sage coming in here. And how about 86 points? 86 for Kimsey. He's going to just keep chipping away. He is arguably the greatest of all time. Can he keep it going? That's stellar. Watch this replay back right here. My goodness. This guy is so great. This bull had bucked him off when we were in Nashville, Tennessee back I believe it was August or September. And he just steps off, says, Hey, no problem. How about 86 and a quarter? The number one man this season is down early. And that, my friends, is how quickly the tide can turn in this sport. Boy, the number one man coming in gets rocked right here at the closing moments. Yeah, look at that shot. And Bunch denied. And a no score. And that, an interesting turn of events. And the winner of round number one, PBR St. Louis, it is Eduardo Aparicio. He's a small compact guy that's really strong. Miller time away from his hand. Not only tosses him, but then runs him over. As Tiago takes a couple shots. And if we get to watch this back right here, you're going to see his hand come out of the rope. Bulls like that, leaving away from your hand, there's a lot of power. You'll see him get snatched on right there and get thrown way up in the air. And that's not where you want to be. Pretty sketchy situation. Some hang time from Miller time. Ooh, that was a rough, not only landing, but then again, the bull right there had him in his sights. Clear that Tiago's hobbling back to sports medicine. And much like the bullfighter, sports medicine never not busy on a PBR weekend. Also the work ethic. You've got to work at it here. We're going to take a look at this, but it does show as a qualified ride out on the dirt, which is good news for Dalton. You can bet that the replay judge will make sure it stays a qualified ride, but against Pearl Snaps, it looks as though Dalton was able to snap himself back into attention. Guess what? They're not going to review it. 88 and 3 quarters. Let's take a look back on the K&M cage cam right here. This is huge. I mean, I don't care how many points he has, even though he's 88 and 3 quarters. That's awesome. The big thing is he got a score right here on the board and he's got out of the slump. You know, this is what you're looking for. 88 and 3 quarters. Take the lead. That's what Dalton Cass has been needing right there. Yeah, not only well-earned, but a lot of people would say well-deserved for Dalton as he absolutely put yesterday behind him and in the present, he is currently our overall leader off the strength of that one ride. That's a sign of a veteran bull rider right there, being able to claw through the ups and downs and come out of it on top. Back to riding away from his hand. There's the 9. Spooky. As intimidating as he wanted to be. And Swearingen is going to be a full bull ahead of the house. He's now 2 for 2. The other guys in the locker room better look out because if he gets on a heater, he's going to be tough to beat. This guy's a lot like Jose in the fact that when a bull does turn back into his hand, he's able to let go of his outside leg and get the points out of him. Not the two biggest scores on the weekend, but he is a full bull ahead and he's going to have a good chance of picking a good bull in the short round. There's no question he's going to be in the championship round as he's made his way to Kate. Dylan,well done. Conversation in the locker room. You're riding a lot like your world championship year. Is that how it feels? Yeah,that's how it feels. I've just been really working on getting my body feeling good and just thankful and blessed to be here. What has been the key? What is that workout like that allows for these big rides? You know, I kind of got to move it around to kind of see how I feel on the weekend, but, but yeah. They're throwing you off here in the arena talking about your haircut right now. I'm getting sidetracked. I like my haircut. That's all that matters anyways. Good ride. Yes, ma'am. Thank you. Good stuff for you here, Craig. Yeah, Kate, you ended that perfectly. The fact that he likes it is all that matters. Coming up, we've got two world champions waiting in the wings along with a young man many predict has gold in his future. Well, we're not going to get a lot of time to talk about Wyatt right here, but this is an unorthodox riding style that gets by a lot of ranked bulls, and he's a slack rider. Here he is. Got him stuck on the end of his arm. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Yeah, Webb was right. An unorthodox style, Coop. I know you can break it down, but to my naked eye, he really lets that free arm come up high. He does, you know, and it can cause a lot of havoc whenever you're whipping that free arm around. You can whip your hips out, which is what he's going to essentially do right here. The simpler you can make this and the smaller you can stay on the back of a bull, usually the better it goes. And whipping your free arm around, you're going to see it whip his hips out right about this next round right here. And being a bigger guy, the smaller you've got to be. Well, you're mentioning big and small, and he's tried to get smaller, hasn't he? He's lost a bunch of weight lately. He has. He's put a lot of work into it, and, you know, it's paid off. You know, last weekend in Tucson, he got two bulls down, so making some headway there. Riding well. There is no stopping Ednelio as he continues to tear through the bull ranks. He gets the qualified right here that should help him have a chance at that championship round. Good for him. You know, this is a guy, you talk about work ethic and the guys that want to put the work in. This guy puts a ton of work in the gym and isn't scared to get on practice bulls. Right here, gets a little bit out of shape, never gives up, finds the middle, 87 points. Great job. Yeah, that 87 points critical because there have been a number of riders at 86 or 86 and change, so that will move Ednelio all the way up to fifth overall in the event. Two-time PBR World Champ Joseph Vitorleme, there he is. He will not be suiting up for round two, which means he's done for the event. Needs 85.75 to lead the event. That is the definition of a veteran and a veteran bull ride. No problem at all for Sage. And we should see a new leader. He didn't get those gold buckles for nothing and he's trying to get one over here. One thing I want to highlight, if we get to see it, watch his left knee on the back of this bull. It's almost over the back of the bull about three or four seconds here and he just keeps going at it like it's nothing. We'll keep going right here. He's in great position, doing what Sage Kempsey does. Look at his knee right there. It's sitting on his bull rope. If we can go to this, look right here. That's good stuff right there. That's the sign of a world champion bull ride and a veteran right there. Good stuff. And as you parse that score, half remember from the rider, half from the bull, the ROV two and a half, you're always going to see the veterans or the very good riders have a high ROV just like Sage had. I was really impressed with him last night too on a bull that was hard to get by. But almost immediately, head looking off to the side and you don't have to be a bull riding expert to know your body usually follows where you're looking. Not the way you want to start out your second round right here, especially after the way last night went. You'll see right here, this bull's going to take a weird jump and set it up. But what you're going to see is his eyes right here. And wherever your eyes are, that's where your body's going to go. Going forward here, he's still looking over there to the right. That's where initially, that's where he's going to end up. I mean, got to stay focused on the back of these bulls. Edwardo won four different rounds last season, so coming back and winning his first one of 2024 was a great sign. He still should have enough to make it back to the championship round with a decent pick. Yeah, there's the clock again. Against the watchman, hunted down, tried to go in reverse direction, but there is no stopping time against Casio as he's going to move to the front. Direction doesn't matter to this little guy right here. He can ride him either way, and I was wrong for betting against him, I guess, because he's going to prove me wrong. Right here, you're going to see this bull come out, and he's going to fake to the right, give him a little look, and he picks him up perfectly away from his hand. Stay small, stay square, 86 and a quarter, take the overall lead. That's going to move him ahead of Sage Kimsey and Dalen Swearengen, the only other men who are a perfect two, and it's setting up to be another exceptional championship round. He's got a rematch again, a good one against Moonlight Party, and Campos is going to get it done for the second time aboard Moonlight Party. When they met at last year's world finals, they were 89 and a half, and this one was very, very solid. Really good bull ride right here in control throughout the whole ride. As we go throughout the ride, gets closer to the whistle, he starts letting go of that outside foot, showing the judges, I am in control. 88 and three quarters. Split the lead right here for the round. Great bull ride. Look at the R.O.B. Yeah, that R.O.B. of three and a quarter. Great job there. There's your analyst genes coming out right there, Coop. Nice job. He's showing the judges that he is in control right here. Look at him lifting that leg, getting every point out of that bull. Well, it's going to be the R.O.B. that helped move him ahead of Dalen Swearengen and just behind Sage Kimsey as he slots into third overall. This bull's got his head down. He's looking to get his head up. He's going to take him anyway. That's why I wanted him to get his head up. Boy, oh boy. That became a five-second example of why you may not want to become a bull rider. Dose you down did his best to take down Vieira. Going back to the shoot procedure, he wanted him to get that bull's head up, and when a bull's got his head down like this, he can't see clearly how to get out of there. So when he takes that first jump, he's a little bit lost himself, runs him right back into that chute right there. Man, that's scary. I mean, look. Credit the athleticism for both Vieira and Dose You Down how they each came out of that relatively unscathed. Look at that vertical. All I can say is J.R.V. is one tough guy. Yeah, you're not supposed to be pressed against the steel completely in that position. And Joao looks pretty darn good. He'll get his re-ride opportunity. Yeah, he's only got five seconds left. He's trying to get over the front end, and there is the nod. Gives him credit. Great report by Kate and Rosetta with the follow-through as with his left hand, he gets a qualified ride. I believe from now on, I just put my left hand down every time. Hey, by the way, not just any ride. Eighty-seven and three quarters. Eighty-seven and three quarters and worth every point. This is a great ride right here. This bull is really kind of pushing back on that front end. We get a guy down in most situations, but he never gives up. And that's a great bull ride for that guy right there. Kudos to Rosetta as he comes through. The ambidextrous bull rider is not only on the board, but all the way up to seventh overall. Here we go. Oh! Well, look, the judges thought they saw a touch, and that's what I reacted to was I thought he got popped. But if it isn't with any part of his free arm and it's just his face, that shouldn't stop the clock. He definitely hit him with his face right here, but we're going to see if he comes down with that free arm. Right here. It does look like the free arm touched the horn, doesn't it? It's got to be conclusive. Alan Jordan, a replay judge, and he always goes through the replay center. He'll take a look at this, and if that left arm comes down and touches any part of the bull, I mean, that's... And it's going to be a zero as that touch at one and change definitely stays, but credit Fielder for basically riding through, right, and still putting out the effort. Yeah, you know when you come down with that free hand and you touch the bull, so credit him for going through and knowing it was just going to be a practice but still going through with it anyway, so... Dos Santos more than happy to take Frank to the right. Before he originally tried to leave the chutes, we highlighted the fact that if a bull goes to the right, Dos Santos can go into lockdown. Yeah, this was the best-case scenario right here. Bull just turns back, has a nice day, right there to the right. I say a nice day. Ninety points right there. ROB is quite a bit higher, too. Great ride for him. Yeah, 90 points on the board is going to move Dos Santos to the lead in the round, and it's going to move him all the way up to fifth overall. So just like that, Dos Santos feeling good about his chances in St. Louis. That goes back to getting every point out of the bull that you can get. Great for him. Great job. This is Joe Alricard of Vienna. His re-ride aboard AHL. If Joe Al has a grip tonight, as we've said over the years, it is bulls away from his hand, and as AHL kept moving to the right, it was almost like it started happening in slow motion, didn't it? It did, you know, and like you said, if he's got any weakness in his ride, it's bulls that go right, and I know that he was excited about the first one that he had, and you see things just start loosening up as his bull turns back to the right, but look at the bullfighters right here get into a sequence and work with each other. To me, that never gets old seeing how good those guys work together. Yeah, I know you're right to highlight that dance that the bullfighters have. Their reactions are incredible, and not just one time any given night. It's multiple times. Sometimes, like today, it'll be over, obviously, almost losing your leg as the clock continues to tick. Here's Randolph. Very speedy and a very successful ride for Randolph as he is now two for two. Really great bull ride right here. You'll see this bull fake left, but he doesn't take the bait. Brady Randolph is a guy that is coming into his own. He's not relying so much on just the bull's pattern. He's picking them up as they buck. He's letting them buck underneath him and then following them around there, and he's aggressive with his outside foot right here. Brady Randolph is a force to be reckoned with. 87.25, and that will be good enough to tie him with Sage Kimsey for second overall. The excitement was evident and palpable from Randolph and rightly so as he is now, after missing the first event in Tucson, squarely in the running for an event win here in St. Louis. This bull's no day off. He's going to be really tricky. Round to the left right here. Yep. Meet the moment as here in front of this crowd, he works towards another 8, and it's 88.25. He has moved to the overall lead. Worth every single point, too. This is the Bob Mitchell that I love to see. I've said it time and time again. Bob rides the bulls that nobody else gets along with, and that's a prime example of it right there, and that's why that's the number one guy in the event. Great job, Bob. Bob Mitchell taking it all in. Let's send it back down to Kate. Taking a moment to take it all in. We'll follow him as he takes his helmet off. You talked about how special it is riding in front of this crowd, but it's a whole different feeling winning in front of this crowd. What do you make of this moment? I've got to thank the good Lord, man. I mean, this ain't me doing it. I mean, you just... It takes a lot of time, preparation. Got to put the work in. The good Lord will guide your path. All glory to Him. One to go. Best of luck coming up. Thank you, ma'am. Craig. Better pick in the short round. De Sosa does his job, and even though Blood Moon kind of trailed off and stayed in the straight line at the end, this will be a second score. I wouldn't expect De Sosa to do anything but what he's doing, which is celebrate. A lot of times these bulls that don't get rowed very far, they kind of get lost out there. They're like, well, normally I get the guy on the ground at this point, but he's going to get a score. He's going to get a second one down, and he's going to get back to the short round on that one. Yeah, he becomes the seventh man to enter the championship round two for two, so that's going to mean the possibilities of who wins St. Louis are still wide open. And I think what's happening, right, it looks like they may be off. Yeah, they were going to offer him a re-ride, and that's kind of what I was hinting at with my word choice, that you had to figure he was going to turn that down. Yeah, he would turn that one down. That means he keeps the 80 and three quarters. He becomes the seventh perfect cowboy in our championship round. Probably my favorite bull on tour. Tough to get by, but he may have lost a little bit of a step, made him a little more rider-friendly. Edwardo Leggett finally settled into that right-handed spin, which fast Eddie was able to slow down and take jump for jump. He's got a second score, 88 and three quarters. Big stuff from Eddie right here. You know, this bull's got a huge first jump. Eddie doesn't panic. That's a veteran move right there, picks the bull up, rides him jump for jump after that, and just like Patton for a dance, never gets too far ahead of him on a bull that doesn't get rode very often. That is career ride 365 for a Parasito, and that's going to move him to the number one position. That's big stuff right there. You know, whenever you can step up in a pressure pack situation like that, knock one down and give yourself a chance to win it, can't ask for anything more than that. Guys don't really get by very often. Dawson's not scared of him. He's not scared of anything, and it's going to show. Instead,Castle crumbles quickly as that one only goes two. It'll be interesting to see who put the judges. Wow,how about 46.5? It could have been a little bit more than that. Watch how hard this bull kicks. I mean,this is incredible to me. He's going to come up in his front end right here, and he's going to kick the lights out, and his back actually hits Dalton right there, and,man,that's just so cool to see a bull with that athletic. Proving why he's one of the Yeti top bulls in the world. Man-hater yet again, and Castle can only wonder, but it wasn't meant to be today. Ridden only one out of 58 career outs. It was there for the taking. Dos Santos was perfectly placed for 6.5 seconds. So close, and it wasn't for a lack of try right here. This little guy's giving it everything he's got, and I think he just got a little bit too excited right there and knew that the whistle was coming. I mean,he's in perfect shape around the corner. He's in perfect shape throughout the ride. He's riding him jump for jump, but then you see him just make a big move over there, and the bull winds out just a touch, and that's why that bull doesn't get rid very much. He's smart,and there were no tricks. He just got him down. What an incredible record for Nighthawk. Now 59-1 all last year during the Unleashed Beast. Flyin' Wired is going to win this duel. That's got to be disheartening for Daylin. I know he was excited about that one, and,you know,a bull that he should ride, but you'll see this bull kind of take a jump out of there, and when he kind of pushes back right here, Daylin loses all the weight on his feet, and it's hard to make a move like that when you don't have anything going on with your hips down. Everything's upper body, and it's just kind of hanging off from that point, so he'll want that one back. I bet we see a rematch in the future. Well,and for Flyin' Wired, another good bull score, 45, so that's only going to solidify his cause in those Yeti World bull standings. Now down to 10 seconds, and there's the nod. I tell you what. We saw De Sosa decline the re-ride option in round 2. I think he, even if there is a re-ride flag, which there is not, he wouldn't be taking it. What an effort from Allen. We're being told it is now being reviewed for time, so it ends up being Allen versus Allen. Allen Jordan, the replay judge versus... You see right here, this bull's throwing the kitchen sink at him. He's changing it up just about every jump, and like I said, there's no pattern to this bull, so everything that you do, you have to be matching him move for move, and it's hard to match a bull like that that's moving so much in his front end and has so much kick. It looks like it's the touch right before the 8-second mark that Allen Jordan is really reviewing. Before he popped up in the air, and I think it's... From that angle, it looks like we're headed towards no score. They may go to a hand time. I think it's going to be a score. Well,Allen DeSouza is our new leader. He is a perfect 3 for 3. 89 points right there, 88 and a half. You don't... From the eye, from the average eye, you really don't know how to mark that bull, because you're not used to seeing one like that anymore. He's such an old school type of bucking bull, and for the judges to get one like that right, I think that's awesome. On the clock. It paid off in round 2, and it pays off in the championship round. The switch hitter finds success again. Rosetto 2 for 2 on the day. Great ride right here by Rosetto. This is exactly what the doctor ordered, into his hand, 88 and a half points, and like I said earlier, if I was him, I'd keep putting my left hand down, because if you're knocking him down like this, there's no reason to switch it up. Great job. He's awarded 88 and a half, or better yet, he earned 88 and a half points aboard Tijuana Two-Step. Quite the dance, as the lefty slash righty slash pick your hand you want to ride with. Rosetto goes 2 for 2, and it moves him into third overall. Meanwhile... Yeah, this bull's got some tricks up his sleeve. He can be a little bit in and out. Sage is not a world champion for nothing though. Off campus, goes a little off kilter, and that gets Simji off early. Yeah. You'll see Sage right here. He's doing everything he can to keep this bull gathered up, and he's really disappointed in himself right now, because he's got him gathered up to this point. This bull's not really doing a whole lot to help him. Stepping ahead, and he's probably getting close to having a re-ride right there on this one, and he's probably going to want that first bull he had back. Yeah. Yeah, you can see Sage has got that look like he definitely foresaw that going differently. That's going to bring up Casio Diaz, who had one pick better in the draft than Sage did, and won disqualification. This is our new leader taking all the momentum away from Mike's motive and making it his own. This guy's amazing to me. Stepping up in a big-time situation, doesn't let the pressure get to him, and rides lights out. 90.5 points right there. This guy, man, he's really coming in, and he's solidifying his chance for a world title race right here. That 90.5 just showcases two weeks of work where he is now a perfect 6 for 6 to start the year. Never out of position. Keeps up with his bull. His bull's changing it up on his front end. Casio never panics. This guy is a young, talented guy riding as a rookie but making some veteran moves out there. The average ride score on Smokestack is over 91. And it was just not meant to be. So it is Casio Diaz who shows off his skills in the show-me state and takes home his first career win in St. Louis. Casio, congratulations. You grew up riding bulls with your dad and uncles in Brazil dreaming of this day. This day is here. What do you make of it? You grew up riding bulls with your dad and uncles in Brazil dreaming of this day. How do you feel about this day? I don't believe it. I thank God first. It's a dream come true. It's the first step I've taken from PBR. I've been battling a lot. And this shows the fruit of my work and my effort to be here among the best and competing with these bulls who are the best in the world. It's just hard to believe it's a dream come true for me. And that shows how much my hard work and everything I put in day by day it's paid off and just being here between the best in the world. And now you can go do your dance you do every time. Congratulations, Casio. Thank you. 世界第一 因爲迪迦斯 已經把他的票訂好了 現在幾乎在凱特·帕奇 和凱特·金斯 的前60分 而下週 我們將和貓貓和貓貓 一起來到 PBR的第一次訪問 在加拿大杭州 你將在下週下午 在CBS 連續電視臺 凱特·迪迪斯 凱特·威斯特 和我們的全團隊 我是克雷克·亨爾 這就是CBS連續電視臺 和CBS連續電視臺的 感謝大家觀看