

Rodeo is one of the most adrenaline-fueled sports, and injuries are an unfortunate reality in it. The rodeo circuit has seen its fair share of champions who’ve faced the unexpected and the painful. Recently, another name was added to the list of those who’ve experienced the harsh side of bull riding—JB Mauney.
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This legendary cowboy is known for his fearless rides and determination over the past 15 years. However, he is once again in the spotlight, but this time for a different reason- a harrowing neck injury. The news was shared by one of the bull-riding Twitter (now X) pages. As the news of his accident spread, rodeo enthusiasts and fans alike gathered on social media platforms to unite in prayers for his swift recovery.
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Twitter post details saddens the rodeo community
On September 8th, Love&Try’s X account posted a heartwarming message accompanied by a picture of JB Mauney. The caption read, “Very best wishes to JBMauney for a fast recovery from a neck injury incurred (JB doesn’t SUFFER injuries) following a nasty wreck. Reportedly having neck surgery tomorrow. ‘Play the game, take the pain,’ is what he said.”
Very best wishes to @JBMauney for a fast recovery from a neck injury incurred (JB doesn’t SUFFER injuries) following a nasty wreck. Reportedly having neck surgery tomorrow. “Play the game, take the pain,” is what he said. pic.twitter.com/vgztvpeTTD
— Love&Try (@LoveAndTryBook) September 7, 2023
This cryptic message hinted at the courage and resilience of this rodeo legend. JB’s accident occurred during the Xtreme Bulls competition at the Lewiston Roundup, where he was thrown from his bull, Arctic Assassin. The fall resulted in neck injuries that have left the rodeo world anxiously awaiting updates on his condition.
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Moreover, the tweet has more than his fan’s engagement in just a few hours. Overwhelming love has been dropped in the comments to support the rodeo legend and his family.
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The outpouring of support from fans
In the wake of JB Mauney’s accident, rodeo fans and fellow riders poured out their support on social media. Their reactions were filled with a blend of hope, prayer, and admiration for the injured cowboy.
A fan expressed the profound impact of the news, saying,
No words as I read this. Definitely 🐐. Lots of 🙏🏻
— ❤️ Life not Stuff (@morohless) September 8, 2023
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One supporter wished for a speedy recovery, saying,
Get well soon Champ @jbmauney
— RCLX (@RCLX5) September 8, 2023
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Prayers up cowboy 🙏 May the Great Creator wrap you in his loving arms and send healing prayers your way.
— Karrie Eiden (@kjoeiden) September 8, 2023
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Amidst the concern, there was a shared sentiment of sadness, with a fan lamenting,
I sure hope and pray he’s going to be okay. He was so dang close to getting to the NFR, too. Makes me sad.
— Maggie Maye (@k74607492) September 7, 2023
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Lastly, Another supporter echoed the sentiment,
Praying for @JBMauney 🙏🙏
— Maggie Maye (@k74607492) September 7, 2023
These heartfelt responses showcased not only the fans’ concern for JB but also their deep appreciation for his remarkable journey in rodeo. Each comment is a testament to the enduring spirit of this tight-knit community.
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