JB Mauney built his career doing what most people would never dare. Every time the gate opened, he climbed onto a 2,000-pound bull knowing there was a real chance he wouldn’t walk away the same. Broken bones, torn ligaments, concussions, and countless injuries became part of the price he paid to chase greatness. Instead of letting setbacks define him, Mauney kept getting back on. His fearless mentality, relentless work ethic, and willingness to risk everything made him one of the greatest bull riders the sport has ever seen. He became a two-time PBR World Champion, won millions in earnings, and cemented his legacy as one of rodeo’s toughest competitors. Even after a devastating neck injury forced him to retire from competition in 2023, Mauney’s impact on the sport never faded. His career wasn’t built on avoiding fear. It was built on facing it every single ride. JB Mauney’s story is a reminder that greatness isn’t found in comfort. It’s earned by showing up, embracing the risk, and ...