Eight-time world champion Stetson Wright nearing comeback after 6-month absence. Eight-time world champion Stetson Wright entered last year's Wrangler National Finals Rodeo with a six-figure lead in the all-around world standings but set his sights on capturing a triple crown. Wright burst onto the PRORODEO scene in 2019 becoming the first Resistol Rookie to win an all-around world championship. Since then, he's won five straight all-around titles (2019-23), two bull-riding championships (2020, 2022) and a saddle bronc title (2021). The 24-year-old from Beaver, Utah's, run of dominance garnered him the nickname 'Superman.' But in Round 2 of last year's Finals, Wright bowed out of the competition with a hamstring injury. Three days later, he underwent surgery, and for the last six months, he's been rehabbing to get back in rodeo shape. "I got the nickname Superman, and everybody knows that you're not invincible. But after five years of running away with everything, I'm not go...