Three Canadian Bulls Selected for the 2022 PBR World Finals as Fierce World Champion Bull Race Unfolds

PUEBLO, Colo. – Ahead of the 2022 PBR (Professional Bull Riders) World Finals, scheduled to debut in Fort Worth, Texas, at Dickies Arena from May 13-22, the organization has announced the rank pen of more than 100 bovine athletes who have been selected to buck at the prestigious, season-culminating event. The prestigious field includes three animal athletes from Canada, including Happy Camper, Gaume Farms Stickin “n” Movin and Norse God.

Hailing from Magrath, Alberta’s Two Bit Bucking Bulls, two-time and reigning PBR Canada Bull of the Year Happy Camper will be making his fifth appearance at the PBR World Finals, while Eno Bucking Bulls’ Gaume Farms Stickin “n” Movin and Wild Hoggs Bucking Bulls’ Norse God will be making their debut at the year-end event.

The 2022 PBR World Finals will mark the first trip for all three of the bulls in PBR competition since the 2021 PBR Canada National Finals held late last November in Edmonton, Alberta.

While they may now buck for United States-based outfits, three additional bulls with ties to Canada will also compete at the 2021 PBR World Finals: Moonlight Party, originally from Outlaw Buckers, now owned by Gene Owen, and Oz and Wicked Dreams, who hail from Vold Rodeo and now buck for Hart Cattle Co.

Alongside the riders, who will be vying for the 2022 PBR World Championship and $1 million bonus, the league’s fiercest bulls will also be competing for the 2022 YETI PBR World Champion Bull honor and accompanying $100,000 bonus.

The 2022 YETI PBR World Champion Bull will be the animal with the highest average bull score from their highest-scored 6 regular-season outs and two outs at the PBR World Finals.

The top bucking bulls competing at the Finals will receive three outs, and World Champion contenders will be able to drop their lowest score in Fort Worth.

The 2022 PBR World Finals will also anoint a YETI “Built for the Wild” Bull of the Finals, who will be presented with a $25,000 bonus for posting the top combined score based on his three outs at the season-culminating event.

Happy Camper made his World Finals debut in 2017. Drawn by Dener Barbosa, the world’s current No. 14-ranked rider became the first to cover Happy Camper, reaching the requisite 8 for an 87-point score in Round 3.

The “Bucking Sensation from the Two Bit Nation,” returned to the PBR World Finals in 2018, reigniting his rivalry with Dener Barbosa. With the two formidable athletes once again going head-to-head in Round 3, Barbosa again went the distance atop Happy Camper, this time for an 84.75-point score.

Happy Camper made his third consecutive appearance at the World Finals in 2019, covered by Luciano de Castro (Guzolandia, Brazil) for 88 points.

Following a one-year absence from the event, Happy Camper earned his fourth selection to the PBR World Finals in 2021. Earning two trips, the powerful animal athlete was first conquered by Barbosa for 89.75 points, earning a 44-point bull score, earning a second trip later inside T-Mobile Arena when he was covered by Mauricio Moreira for 89.25 points, notching a 43-point bull score.

Tracing his roots back to Canada, now U.S.-resident Moonlight Party will chase history inside Dickies Arena.

Presently tied for No. 4 in the standings, Moonlight Party will attempt to become the first Canadian-born bovine athlete to be crowned a PBR World Champion Bull at the 2022 PBR World Finals.

Moonlight Party, who was bred by Allan Shields and then purchased by Outlaw Buckers, bucked 10 times on the premier series in 2022, concluding the regular-season with a 45.63-point world average, 0.66 points behind the top spot.

The striking bovine turned heads earlier in the season in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, posting what is now the third best score of the season by besting Kasel in 1.67 second, a career-best for Moonlight Party at 47 points.

Reigning YETI PBR World Champion Bull Woopaa and Ridin Solo will enter the event tied for the world No. 1 rank, each concluding the regular season with an impressive 46.29-point world average. They lead No. 3 contender Pookie Holler by 0.5 points.

In a dramatic end to the regular season campaign, as the final event approached in Billings, Montana, Woopaa held a 0.08-point lead over then No. 2 Ridin Solo. While neither were initially scheduled to buck, stock contractor Cord McCoy made a last-minute decision to enter Ridin Solo in the Treasure State event.

Registering two outs, Ridin Solo was able to tie Woopaa for the No. 1 position in the standings when he posted a 46.25-point score in the championship round after tossing Cody Jesus in 5.5 seconds.

Throughout 2022, Woopaa bucked 11 times on the elite Unleash The Beast, while Ridin Solo was a road warrior logging 13 trips on the premier series.

Woopaa led the PBR in YETI “Built for the Wild” Bull of the Event honors, topping the pen at five events, including Duluth, Georgia, Oklahoma City, Arlington, Texas for the 2022 PBR Global Cup USA, Glendale, Arizona, and Tulsa, Oklahoma. Hot on Woopaa’s hooves, Ridin Solo earned the accolade three times, leading the field in St. Louis, Little Rock, Arkansas, and Everett, Washington.

During the regular season, 24 bull scores of 46 points or more were registered. Woopaa registered five of those, three of which were for 46.5 points or more. Woopaa’s top score thus far in 2022 was recorded in Oklahoma City when he was marked 46.75 points for his 4.14 seconds of work against Austin Richardson.

Ridin Solo logged a matching five scores of 46 points or more, including the top bull score of the season, marked a PBR-best 47.5 points in Little Rock when he bucked off Dalton Kasel in 4.65 seconds.

The remaining Top 10 active contenders in the YETI PBR World Champion Bull race set to compete at the World Finals are: No. 3 Pookie Holler (45.79-point average | -0.5 points); No. 4T Juju (45.63-point average | -0.66 points); JAG Metals Grand Theft (45.63-point average | -0.66 points); No. 10 Charmer (45.13-point average | -1.16 points).

As an added layer of excitement, ABBI (American Bucking Bull Inc.) will buck roughly 40 bulls during Round 1 and 20 bulls during Round 6 of the 2022 PBR World Finals when the top 3- and 4-year-old up-and-coming bulls will go up against the best riders in the nation. These four-legged athletes will compete for an estimated purse of more than $45,000, with $11,500 to be awarded to the first-place performers through the two rounds of competition.

Bovines to watch for include current No. 1 bull in the ABBI Classic standings Cool Whip (Julian/Staci Addison/D&H Cattle/Crooked W); Little Rock and Tulsa ABBI Classic Champion Blue Duck (Cord McCoy/Grin/Jacobson/Davis Rodeo Ranch); and Fort Worth ABBI Classic Champion Alakazam.

The complete list of 2022 PBR World Finals bulls are:

Happy Camper (Two Bit Bucking Bulls)
Mike’s Magic (Five Star Ranch/BS Cattle)
Body Count (Bob & Jeri Adams/BS Cattle Co.)
Detroit Lean (Blake Sharp/Henry Wilson)
Mr. Nasty (Blake Sharp/Koe Wetzel/Cody O’Neil)
Vanilla Ice (Lightning Livestock/Blake Sharp)
Mike’s Motive (Blake Sharp/High Voltage Cattle/American Spirits/Koe Wetzel)
The Undertaker (Cornwell Bucking Bulls/Riley Bucking Bulls/PCP Bucking Bulls)
Hard Labor (Addi Drury/Nothin’ But Try/Diggers)
Ground Assault (Stockyards/444/Winston/Melton Bull Co.)
Soy El Fuego (Winston/Melton/Stockyards Pro Rodeo)
Kid Knapper (Phillips/Cooper/Scruggs Bucking Bulls)
Dr. X (Universal Pro Rodeo/Pepper/Freeman Cattle Co.)
Ninja Cowboy (Universal Pro Rodeo)
War Fury (Diamond G Rodeos Inc.)
Big Whiskey (5S Bucking Bulls/Tex Brothers Ranch)
Hang Em High (Bryan T. Smith/Nathan Doss)
Gaume Farms Stickin “n” Movin (Eno Bucking Bulls)
Long Haul (Evan Matthews)
Taking Chances (Frihauf Cattle Co.)
Crossover (Shuler Bucking Bulls)
Lil 2 Train (Jane Clark/Gene Owen)
Moonlight Party (Jane Clark/Gene Owen)
Casper (Crescent City Bucking Bulls/Lari Crane/Gene Owen)
Test Drive (Jane Clark/Gene Owen)
American Gangster (Jane Clark/Gene Owen)
Hawkeye (Jane Clark/Gene Owen)
Falcon Eddie (Lari Crane/Gene Owen)
Norse God (Wild Hoggs Bucking Bulls)
Juju (Tommy Julian/D&H Cattle)
Top Shelf (P. Ro Ranch/OK Corralis/Gordon/D&H Cattle)
Cherry Bomb (Flinn/D&H Cattle Co.)
Chiseled (Flinn/D&H Cattle Co.)
Charmer (D&H Cattle Co./Buck Cattle Co.)
JAG Metals Grand Theft (D&H Cattle Co./Philip Elkins)
Liston (P. Ro Ranch/Lone Star/Adams/D&H Cattle)
Manaba (Joe & Nina Webb/Julian/D&H Cattle Co.)
Arkansas (D&H Cattle Co.)
HomeBru (D&H Cattle Co./Buck Cattle Co.)
Black & Blue (OK Corralis/Gordon/D&H Cattle)
Night Hawk (Martinez Bucking Bulls, LLC)
Born To Sin (Martinez Bucking Bulls, LLC)
Sweatlodge Testified (Martinez/Rockin T/T-Ray Bulls)
Mule Train (Martinez/Porter Cattle Co.)
La Grande (Davis Rodeo Ranch)
Walking Tall (Davis Rodeo Ranch)
Mr. Clean (Julio Moreno/Equistride)
Hey Bartender (JQH Bucking Bulls/Skip & Elaine Jones)
Figure 8 (Paradigm Bull Company)
Marquis Metal Works Red Clark (Paradigm Bull Co./Wentz)
Chickasaw (Fabulous IV Ranch/Josh & Dalton Walling)
Hostage (Hart Cattle Co./Hale/Randy Wood)
Oz (TNT Bucking Bulls/Hart Cattle Co.)
I’m Legit Too (Hart Cattle Co./Hale)
Wicked Dreams (TNT Bucking Bulls/Hart Cattle Co.)
Montana Jacket (Berg/Coleman/Ogden/Hart)
Border Crisis (Hart Cattle Co./Hale)
Bread Basket (TNT Bucking Bulls/Hart Cattle Co.)
Hundred Bad Days (TNT Bucking Bulls/Hart Cattle Co.)
Gangster Bones (Hart Cattle Company)
Jersey Tuff (McClellan/Lidgard/Hart)
Medicine Man (TNT Bucking Bulls/Hart Cattle Co.)
Crystal Fox (Hart Cattle Co./Diggers Bucking Bulls)
U.S. Border Patrol (Hale/Berryman/Ogden/Hart)
First Down (Hart Cattle Co./Farris)
Dixieland Delight (Hart Cattle Company)
Show Me Homie (Jo-Z Bucking Bulls/K-C/Spark-lin Acres)
Big Black (K-C Bucking Bulls/Joe & Nina Webb)
Preachers Kid (K-C Bucking Bulls/RD Cattle)
Magic Potion (K-C Bucking Bulls/Daniels Cattle Co.)
Apper’s Mind Freak (Jo-Z Bucking Bulls/K-C Bucking Bulls/Spark-Lin Acres)
Nervous Wreck (CG Bucking Bulls/Big Rafter Rodeo)
Lone Survivor (Whitman Bucking Bulls/Jenkins Cattle Co.)
Black Ice (BMC Bucking Bulls/Jenkins Cattle Co.)
Malaka (Jenkins Cattle Co.)
Buffalo Heifer (Lucas Manning Bucking Bulls)
Satan’s Seed (Lucas Manning Bucking Bulls)
Woopaa (Barker Bulls/Hookin’ W Ranch)
Marciano (Hookin’ W Ranch)
Flyover (XTB Cattle/Marty Foutch)
Harold’s Genuine Risk (M Rafter E Bucking Bulls)
Cliff Hanger (Cord McCoy/Pioneer Bulls)
Diddy Wa Diddy (Cord McCoy/Bill McCarty)
Ridin Solo (Cord McCoy/Bill McCarty)
Homegrown (Cord McCoy/Chad Reese)
Outlaw (Cord McCoy/Big Sky Bulls, LLC)
Hurts So Good (Cord McCoy/David Wolfe)
Choc Tease (Cord McCoy/BuzzBallz LLC)
Rodeo Thug (Garcia Rodeo Bulls/Farris/Hart Cattle Co.
Dennis The Menace (Viducic Bucking Bulls/White Trash Buckers)
Express Lane (Classic Jack Cattle/Viducic Bucking Bulls)
Slingin Lead (Viducic Bucking Bulls/Wyatt Bridge)
Back Jack (Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger)
Sky Harbor (Wilks Ranch/Clay Struve/Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger)
WSM’s Trail of Tears (WSM Auctioneers/Clay Struve/Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger)
Oilfield Outlaws Yellow Feather (Chad Berger/Oilfield Outlaw’s Bucking Bulls)
Mr. Winston (Dakota Rodeo/Mark Baker/Clay Struve/Chad Berger)
WSM’s Jive Turkey (WSM Auctioneers/Clay Struve/Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger)
Safety Meeting (Hruby/Kainz/Clay Struve/Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger)
Pookie Holler (Dakota Rodeo/Brian & Ashley Pintar/Clay Struve/Chad Berger)
Drago (Jeb Fredericks/Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger)
Bubba G (Dakota Rodeo/Brian & Ashley Pintar/Clay Struve/Chad Berger)
WSM’s Nasty Wishes (WSM Auctioneers/Clay Struve/Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger)
Dagger (Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger)

Featuring seven long rounds and a championship round of competition, the 2022 PBR World Finals opening weekend will take place at Dickies Arena Friday, May 13 and Saturday, May 14 at 6:45 p.m. CDT, and Sunday, May 15 at 1:45 p.m. CDT. The action will continue on Thursday, May 19, Friday, May 20, and Saturday, May 21 at 7:45 p.m. CDT, concluding on Sunday, May 22 at 8:45 a.m. CDT.

Rounds 1, 3, 4 and 6 will be populated by a random draw, while Rounds 2, 5 and 7 will feature a draft format. The championship round will be pre-set. The YETI PBR World Champion Bull and Bull of the Final contenders will buck in Rounds 2, 4, 7 and the championship round.

Single-day tickets are on sale now, and start at $42, taxes and fees not included. Tickets can be purchased online at ticketmaster.com and PBR.com, at the Dickies Arena Box Office, or by calling PBR customer service at 1-800-732-1727.

For an enhanced PBR experience, fans can now purchase add-on PBR Premium Experiences which will include a Behind The Scenes tour on May 13-14 and May 19-21, and the Bull Housing Tour on May 13-14 and May 20-21 at 10:00 a.m. CDT daily.

The Behind The Scenes tour, available for $50, will include a backstage look at the inner workings of the PBR World Finals, commemorative lanyard and credential, and photo with the PBR World Finals trophy.

The Bull Housing Tour, available for $75, will get experience-purchasers up-close-and-personal with the league’s top animal athletes, and include a commemorative lanyard and custom World Finals Bull Housing ear tag. 

For a complete schedule of events that will be held during the 2022 PBR World Finals, visit FortWorth.com/pbr.

Stay tuned to PBR.com for the latest news and results and be sure to follow the league on all social media platforms at @PBR.