Championship Bull Riding

Tuff Hedeman is a true American sports superstar. The Babe Ruth of bull riding, Tuff is a legend of the sport. Known to many as the colorful friend to Lane Frost in the movie based on true events, “8 Seconds,” Tuff continues to share his love for the sport today as the president of Championship Bull Riding (CBR). Earlier this morning Tuff took a couple minutes to talk with me about the CBR Wo

Every bull rider will tell you the same thing, "it's not if you get hurt, it's when." Every bull rider can attest to the truth of that saying. Mount yourself on a 2,000 pound testosterone filled beast and then make it mad by putting a strap on its flank to get it to buck, and you are asking for trouble. You are also asking for some good watching. Here are some of the worst wrecks from Ch

With the Championship Bull Riding (CBR) making it's way back to the Budweiser Events Center Saturday, I figured it was a good time to revisit an article I wrote last July. I had the opportunity to interview Tuff Hedeman, the president of the CBR and one of the main characters from the movie 8 Seconds, yesterday. Here is the heart wrenching story of his best friend Lane Frost...

This Saturday night is a perfect nigh to take the kids out for a fun family-friendly night out at Carl’s Jr. Championship Bull Riding at the Budweiser Events Center in Loveland! Tuff Hederman adn 40 of the best bull riders will be competing for one show only.

Carl's Jr. presents CBR 'Championship Bull Riding' 2012 Cinch Tour, this Saturday, May 12th at 8pm in the Budweiser Events Center in Loveland! Tuff Hedeman's coming to Northern Colorado and he's bringing 40 of the best riders in the world with him! They will be qualifying for a trip to the finals in Cheyenne and it all will happen right before your eyes. (TICKETS)

When you think bull rider typically you think cowboy with some tight Wranglers, a pearl snap shirt, and a southern draw. Think what you want, but times they are a changin’. Although black bull riders has played an instrumental part in rodeos since the late 1800s with guys like Bill Pickett, Jesse Stahl, and Charles Sampson, it seems the only sport outside of hockey with fewer African-American part