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PBR: Jan 8, 2023 New York, NY, USA Jose Vitor Leme rides Cliff Hanger the bull during the championship round of a PBR Unleash The Beast event at Madison Square Garden. New York Madison Square Garden NY USA, EDITORIAL USE ONLY PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY Copyright: xJessicaxAlchehx 20230108_jma_is4_018

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PBR: Jan 8, 2023 New York, NY, USA Jose Vitor Leme rides Cliff Hanger the bull during the championship round of a PBR Unleash The Beast event at Madison Square Garden. New York Madison Square Garden NY USA, EDITORIAL USE ONLY PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY Copyright: xJessicaxAlchehx 20230108_jma_is4_018
A remarkable sport that ages through generations, experiences, and unbridled passion is Professional Bull Riding (PBR). It is famous for its exhilarating battle between man and beast for eight seconds. The focus shifts to an unexpected combination as the arena erupts with excitement and the dust settles: an experienced two-time world champion and an 18-year-old rookie whose rise through the PBR ranks has been nothing short of spectacular.
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Stepping into his bull rider father’s shoes, the newbie crossed paths with the legend which gave fans a peek into their wordy exchange. Take note, as the association highlights the shared limelight by the duo.
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Walking on bull riding icon’s hoofprints
Son of the 10xPBR World Finals star- Paulo Crimber, John Crimber, 18, is now turning heads with each dirt finish cementing his name this PBR season. However, this time an Instagram post by PBR showed the great Jose Vitor Leme and John in the same frame. Leme shared his thoughts on the prodigy saying, “If John continues to do what he is, he will be a legend in this sport.“
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Crimber’s initial intense ride began in the 24-event Sprint to the First World Championship at AT&T Stadium. Despite being a rookie, he’s already made an impression on people by performing above his years and experience level. John is the keeper of a family legacy, and his victory in the PBR Canada Cup Series cemented his place as a major player on the global scene. All the while rooting for the newbie, the veteran Leme is no shy of a dirt appearance this coming season.
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Jose Vitor Leme’s route
Leme’s journey is one of sheer passion, highlighted by a crucial choice he made on his eighteenth birthday to exchange the soccer field for a bull’s back. The story gets more complicated as Leme mulls over his plans for 2024. He is on the sidelines in a temporary assistant coaching role, offering guidance and observation while perhaps thinking ahead to the day he will hand the baton to the upcoming PBR champions.
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With the PBR community waiting impatiently, these incredible athletes will soon write a new chapter in the history of bull riding.
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