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"Dillnger"
Dillinger was the first back-to-back and two-time World Champion Bull in 2000 and 2001; one of the most-recognized athletes in the PBR, the black bull with the white face retired in 2002 after sustaining a leg injury; Dillinger had a career buckoff rate of 85.11 percent in Built Ford Tough Series events.
"Little Yellow Jacket"
Little Yellow Jacket knew when the lights were bright and the cameras were rolling; the PBR's only animal to earn three World Champion Bull titles, Little Yellow Jacket is a 1,800-pound brownish-red rapid-fire spinner, a prime-time competitor who just sensed he was special.
"Chris Shivers"
Shivers retires in 2012 after competing in a record 15 World Finals; he earned 93 90-point rides in his career while becoming the first PBR rider to reach the $1 million, $2 million and $3 million marks in career earnings.
"2025 PBR Heroes and Legends Ceremony"
From the Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, six icons of the sport are forever etched into PBR History.
"Dillnger"
Dillinger was the first back-to-back and two-time World Champion Bull in 2000 and 2001; one of the most-recognized athletes in the PBR, the black bull with the white face retired in 2002 after sustaining a leg injury; Dillinger had a career buckoff rate of 85.11 percent in Built Ford Tough Series events.
