PBR US Border Patrol Invitational Presented by Ariat 2021

The toughest sport on dirt is returning to San Antonio, Texas October 2nd and 3rd, 2021. The PBR U.S. Border Patrol Invitational 2021 is just one of the many stops on the PBR Unleash the Beast Tour leading up to the PBR Finals 2021. This is another opportunity for the best PBR cowboys to cover some of the rankest bulls in the world to make the buzzer. There will be several of the best bull riders going head to head against some of the best bulls in the industry.

The fans of rodeos all over the world will see themselves gripping the edge of their seats as the action from the Professional Bull Riders U.S Border Patrol event unfolds right in front of their eyes. On the 2nd and the 3rd of October, San Antonio, Texas will be lit up from all of the action from the Professional Bull Riders circuit coming to their city. All of the action is taking place at the AT&T Center, tickets can be purchased here.

The Professional Bull Riders U.S. Border Patrol Invitational 2021 will bring together some of the best bull riding action in the world to Fairfax. Apart from the action itself, there will be a lot more for families to enjoy as the event takes place at AT&T Arena. You can count on some of the biggest entertainers to be there as well. Go and get your tickets before they run out. You don’t want to miss out on this year’s Professional Bull Riders U.S. Border Patrol event.

About the Professional Bull Riders Organization

The Professional Bull Riders organization was established over two decades ago. The manner in which it happened was quite simple. The Midwest has always enjoyed its share of rodeo and bull riding from the days gone by. The culture has always been rich and plentiful. One faithful day, about a couple dozen professional bull riders banded together 24 years ago. They transformed the traditional sport into an international phenomenon. Over the course of these two decades, the Professional Bull Riders circuit has amassed over 100 million fans the world over. There are thousands attending the events themselves and millions more glued to their TV screens. With over $100 million in prize money rewarded to professional bull riders over the two decades, it is safe to say that they are quite successful. It is not just the amount of money the organization is making. Throughout the circuit’s travels in the country for every event, there is a lot of charity work the PBR is involved in as well. They also provide the cities they travel to with opportunities to improve their infrastructure.