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April 12, 2025 by Phil Watson
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The top 4 from Saturday afternoon’s Round of 10 advance to compete in The American Rodeo Championship on Saturday night.

After three regional qualifying tournaments, the American Contender Finals on Friday night and the Round of 10 on Saturday afternoon, the final four competitiors across eight disciplines compete in The American Rodeo Championship on Saturday night at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. The tournament began in January with the West Region event in Las Vegas, followed by the East Region in Lexington, Kentucky, later in the month. The final contenders were qualified at the Central Region competition in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in February. For the contenders, the prospect of a $1 million prize for beating the top-ranked pros in the world is the incentive.

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Date: Saturday, April 12, 2025

Time: 5 p.m. ET

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The American Rodeo launched in 2014 and was held at Arlington’s AT&T Stadium through 2022 before relocating to the newest facility at Globe Life Field for the 2023 event. Fifteen contenders in eight disciplines — bareback riding, breakaway roping, steer wrestling, team roping, saddle bronc riding, tie-down roping, barrel racing and bull riding — qualified at the regional events.

Barrel racer Brandon Cullins was the lone $1 million winner in 2024. In 2023, there were two $1 million payouts as Jackie Crawford (breakaway roping) and Ty Harris (tie-down roping) beat the odds. Kaique Pacheco (bull riding) claimed the big prize in 2022, with Wyatt Casper (saddle bronc) and Shad Mayfield (tie-down roping) claiming the big checks in 2020.

João Ricardo Vieira (bull riding) took the $1 million in 2019 along with team ropers Coleman Proctor and Ryan Motes. Matt Reeves (steer wrestling), Kaycee Feild (bareback riding) and Cort Scheer (saddle bronc) all claimed $1 million wins in 2018. Richmond Champion (bareback riding) was the first big winner at the inaugural 2014 event.

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