| Feats | Childhood | Champions | Injuries | Etc. |
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What is the rankest (most difficult) bull he's ever ridden?
Bushwacker
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What is his dad's name?
Tim
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How many world bullriding championships has J.B. won?
2
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What unfortunate injury happened in 2019, that stalled his career for a month?
Breaking his leg
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What are J.B. Mauney's main sponsorships?
Monster Energy, ARIAT, Kawasaki
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What is the highest score Mauney has earned on a bull?
A 94.75 on Bruiser
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What was J.B.'s favorite childhood activity?
Riding sheep at a young age
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At what age did Mauney win his first championship?
26 years old
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What happened to Mauney in round one of the NFR last year (2022)?
He re-injured his groin
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What is his least favorite part about the sport?
Down time after getting injured
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What is J.B.'s favorite bull ride of all time?
Riding Bushwacker in the dark at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX
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Where was J.B. Mauney born?
Charlotte, NC
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What is his favorite part of winning the world championship?
Getting a new RAM 1500 truck and a trophy
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How many major injuries has J.B. endured in his career so far?
6 major injuries
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Which sponsorship is he the biggest personal supporter of?
Monster Energy
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What is the "biggest stage" Mauney has ever been on?
The National Finals Rodeo
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At what age did Mauney start his bull riding career?
18 years old
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Which famous bullrider does Mauney consider his "mentor"?
Jerome Davis, 1995 World Champion Bullrider
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What is the longest Mauney has been out due to an injury?
7 months
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What are his total winnings throughout his 15 year career?
$7.4 million
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What ride is J.B. Mauney most famous for?
Getting a near-perfect score on the unridden Sweet Pro's Bruiser
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What was his favorite pet growing up?
A Golden Retriever named Stella
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What was the payout for his 2015 world championship run?
$1.5 million
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What was considered his worst injury?
When he completely tore his shoulder (rotator cuff) after being stomped on by a bull
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What is J.B. planning on doing in future after he retires?
He is raising bucking bulls as stock for rodeos
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