After the impressive display of bull riding skills, the PBR Ridge Rider Days in Glendale, Arizona came to an end. The Kansas City Outlaws made the most of this event by winning all of their matches. This helped them secure second position in the overall team rankings trailing behind the leaders Austin Gamblers by three wins.

Now, as the season comes to an end, the fight for a better spot in the rankings has intensified. In the upcoming PBR Rattle Days, all rodeo eyes are on the third and fourth position holders. The highlight of the first day was the match between the Texas Rattlers and Oklahoma Freedom. The winner of this contest shall decide the future outcomes. Let’s compare the odds over who shall emerge victorious.

Rodeo world prepares for epic showdown

The Professional Bull Riding Camping World Team Series has brought new energy and excitement to the bull-riding game. With it, the rivalries and derbies add to the thrill and intensity of the game. One of the famed rivalries of the PBR is the Red River Rivalry. According to PBR, At Rattle Days, Texas, this rivalry will be alive to entertain the spectators at Dickies Arena. Both teams have the same record of thirteen wins and twelve losses this season. However, the difference in the ranking was due to the total number of qualified rides. Texas Rattlers have 47 qualified rides and Oklahoma Freedom have just 36 qualified rides. It’s quite amazing to level with Texas despite such a low number of qualified rides.

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Oklahoma Freedom is one of the most active teams in the transfer market. They never shied away from bringing change to the team in the second year of the Camping World Team series. The young bull riders in the team like Elizmar Jeremias, Thiago Salgado, and Caden Bunch, were instrumental throughout the second season in carrying the team forward. Texas Rattlers, on the other hand, are known to have depth in the team with high-performing bull riders in their ranks like Daniel Keeping, Joao Ricardo Vieira, Braidy Randolph, and Brady Oleson. Both teams arrived at the event after having won two matches in their last bull riding events. The rodeo enthusiasts are expecting to watch some exclusive individual performances at the showdown. Apart from this rivalry, another milestone is to be achieved if Silvano Alves successfully rides his turn at the event.

 Another milestone in sight for rodeo legend Silvano Alves

Silvano Alves the legendary rodeo and member of last year’s Camping World Team Series, Nashville Stampede is on course of achieving another milestone in his bull riding career. He is currently on the 499th complete ride in PBR history. The bull rider is one short of reaching the 500 rides record.

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The three-time PBR world champion will be the fourth player in Professional Bull Riding history to achieve such a feat after Guilherme Marchi, J.B. Mauney, and Mike Lee. Currently, he is 21st in Unleash the Beast ranking with 327 points. The legend has earned more than six and a half million in his illustrious career. The Red River rivalry will be the highlight of the Rattle Days and with stakes high to make a break in their position in the ranking, the spectators are looking forward to an exemplary display of skills at the arena.

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