Few rides have been as dramatic in PBR history as the one Justin McBride made for $200,000 in Columbus, Ohio. Moments after the eventual two-time World Champion made the whistle for 93 points on Scene of the Crash in 2007, play-by-play broadcaster Craig Hummer said it had already been "a season of firsts and a season of milestones" for McBride as his best friends Ross Coleman and J.W. Hart, who customarily pulled his rope, were the first to greet him in the arena as confetti was strewn from above. McBride, who had already won a record eight Built Ford Tough Series events despite injuring his left shoulder at an event in Chihuahua, Mexico, capped off what many argue is the greatest regular season in the PBR's 20-year history with his ride on the Alpha Trade National Champion bounty bull. PBR fans will have an opportunity to watch the 2007 event from Columbus Wednesday night on RFD-TV with the continuation of the new series "PBR 20/20" at 8 p.m. ET...
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- “PBR 20/20” continues on RFD-TV on Wednesday, July 31 at 8 p.m. ET. The 20-week series will feature 20 of the greatest PBR events as they were originally broadcast.
- This week’s episode of “PBR 20/20” will feature the 2007 event in Columbus, Ohio, where Justin McBride rode Scene of the Crash for 93 points and a PBR-record $200,000.
- McBride’s matchup with Scene of the Crash was the Alpha Trade National Champion bounty bull. Scene of the Crash was co-owned by Jerry Nelson, Tom Teague and comedian Ron White.
- McBride’s payoff still stands as the richest bull ride in the PBR’s 20-year history.
- “PBR 20/20” will be telecast every Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET for the next 20 weeks. Fans are encouraged to tweet during the telecast – @PBR and @OfficialRFDTV – using the hash tag #PBR2020.
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