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Thunder EquiGames Over the Top
[Dec. 23, 2008] The Thunder EquiGames advertisements were pretty catchy. In bold letters they said "Bulls" "Ropes" "Guns" "Barrels" "Glory", but it wasn't real clear what the EquiGames were all about until announcer Bob Tallman explained. By Susan Kanode
 
Major Prize Money up for Grabs at Thunder EquiGames in Las Vegas
[Dec. 10, 2008] Remember Team Roping begins December 10th - The South Point Equestrian and Events Center will plays host to Thunder EquiGames, Dec. 6-14. The multi-faceted celebration that includes a horse sale, team roping, barrel race, mounted shooting and the richest free-style bull fight in history. By Susan Kanode, Cowgirl Magazine
 
Well Known Bullfighter, Jimmy Anderson Dies
[Dec. 6, 2008] Jimmy (Jungle) Anderson, well known bullfighter and rodeo clown of the PRCA and PBR passed away December 4th, of heart trouble, at his home at Dublin, Texas. By Gail Woerner, Rodeo Historian
 
Allan Dessel Rodeo's New Superstar
[Dec. 2, 2008] The first time I saw Allan Dessel fight bulls he was still in high school and very active in Iowa High School Rodeo. I had been told about this remarkable young man from Cherokee, Iowa, by several members of our program and was excited to meet him. As we stood talking behind the chutes he expressed his goal to be a professional bullfighter. By Cindy Meyers, Rodeo Attitude
 
Freestyle Bull Fight Offers Record $10,000 Purse
[Nov. 13, 2008] Four men will be going head to head against some of the best Mexican fighting bulls in the world during Thunder EquiGames, all for a chance at the largest single paycheck available in the history of freestyle bullfighting. By Susan Kanode, Thunder EquiGames
 
Dakotah Fevold Benefit Bull Riding to be held November 15th in Fort Dodge, IA
[Nov. 5, 2008] The purpose of the benefit is to assist Dakotah’s family, parents, Will and Heather, sister, Micaela, and brother, Lane, in their time of need. Dakotah Marie Fevold, 3, passed away Monday, October 6th, at Trinity Regional Medical Center, Fort Dodge as the result of a tragic accident at her home. Will has worked within the By Cindy Meyers, Rodeo Attitude
 
Newsletter - October, 2008
[Oct. 17, 2008] Wow, what a fantastic year we have had at Midwest Bullfighters Association. As we gain new members and stock contractors from all over the country, we have picked up some incredible sponsors as well. First off, Bob Berg of Bob Berg Designs has stepped up and will be sponsoring all of our MBA Finals Buckles for the 2008 year. We will then have 3 events during the 2009 season in which a Bob Berg buckle will be given to the Event Champion
 
Bullfighter Will Fevord's 3 year old daughter dies
[Oct. 6, 2008] Rodeo Attitude has been notified that Bullfighter Will Fevord's 3 year old daughter Dakota died late early Monday evening on October 6 from injuries received when she was accidently ran over in the families driveway. She was taken to Fort Dodge hospital where she later passed away. We are asking for continued prayers for the family, more information to follow. Will works regularly for Circle C Rodeo Company among others.
 
Freestyle Bullfighting Thrills Crowd in Ulysses, KS
[Oct. 5, 2008] Fall Fest Bull Fest, a freestyle bullfighting competition sanctioned by the Midwest Bullfighters Association, was held Saturday, October 4th, at the Grant County Fairgrounds in Ulysses KS...Twelve men competed in a format which had 3 men in each of 4 rounds. The winner of each round came back for the Championship round. After facing two fighting bulls it was Cody Calkins who won the event championship.
By Cindy Meyers, Rodeo Attitude
 
World Reknown Bullfighter - Rob Smets hosts "America's Toughest Jobs" Episode on Bullfighting
[Sep. 26, 2008] National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) has chosen FIVE-TIME WORLD BULL FIGHTING CHAMPION, Rob Smets, to judge it’s nationally televised, NBC's "America's Toughest Jobs". Rob has been asked to host two episodes, Friday, September 26th, 8 ET/7 CT & Friday, October 24th 8 ET/7 CT. Rob will be evaluating the remaining contestants giving one THE BOOT at the end of each episode. By Reg Bravo
 
Fall Fest Freestyle Bullfighting Competition
[Sep. 16, 2008] On Saturday October 4th the Midwest Bullfighters Association will bring the excitement of freestyle bullfighting to the Grant County Fairgrounds in Ulysses, Kansas. Starting at 7:30 PM the MBA bullfighters promise a night of pure excitement that will keep you on the edge of your seat as 12 men compete for the event title against the fighting bulls from 3D Rodeo owned by Doug and Wacey Munsell. By Cindy Meyers, Rodeo Attitude
 
PBF Professional Bullfighters Academy Taking Applications Now
[Sep. 11, 2008] Bullfighters, do you want to earn more money fighting bulls? Joe Garretson, 2007 PBF (Professional Bullfighters) Reserve World Champion and Two Bulls Protection Academy in conjunction with Sankey Rodeo School will present the 1st Annual Two Bulls Advanced Protection Bullfighting Academy. The academy will be held on September 26th through 28th at the Hat Creek Arena, located in Van Wert, OH in conjunction with the Sankey Rodeo School. Attendance at the academy is the first step toward competing on the PBF Professional Bullfighters Protection Tour. By Cindy Meyers, Rodeo Attitude
 
New world order - New world order
[Sep. 10, 2008] Next year the PBR is taking the World Cup to Barretos, SP, Brazil...An agreement was worked out with Os Independentes Club, the promoter of the Barretos International Rodeo. The 2009 World Cup will be held in conjunction with the acclaimed event. By Keith Ryan Cartwright, PBR
 
Rodeo Insider: Cowboy prefers fighting bulls
[Sep. 9, 2008]
The question was never whether or not Lance McIlvain would grow up to be a professional rodeo cowboy..It was only a matter of which event the Arlington native would choose...The 26-year-old made up his mind six years ago and decided the best choice was also the most obvious. McIlvain became a professional bullfighter, just like his father, Fred, had done.
 
Bullfighting champs crowned in Denton
[Aug. 24, 2008] Leave it to Dusty Tuckness and Andy Burelle to set the standard for the Miller Light Blowout Professional Bullfighters competition.

The tandem of cowboy lifesavers became the first team in the 15-year history of the event to sweep all three rounds and dominate the competition, winning again Saturday night during the final performance in the Miller Lite Arena at the North Texas State Fair and Rodeo. By Ted Harbin

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