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But just five will exit the 2024 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast – Ride For Redemption Thursday night with spots secured at the true endgame inside AT&T Stadium May 18-19.

With the two Championship rounds set to welcome 25 total riders, and last weekend’s Eliminations qualifying the inaugural batch of 20, the midweek Ride For Redemption represents the pack’s last opportunity to punch their respective tickets to the home of the National Football League’s (NFL) Dallas Cowboys.

And with the second stage consisting of just two rounds, we’re turning the drama to 11 as we watch on to see who really wants to extend their season a few more days for their chance at not only securing the coveted World Finals event title, but hundreds of thousands of dollars!

Proven talents in Sage Steele Kimzey, Silvano Alves, Claudio Montanha Jr., Andrew Alvidrez and Dener Barbosa who, respectfully, haven’t had the seasons they’d imagined, have already taken advantage of the spicy new format, securing their stage three spots via last weekend’s opener, albeit with just one qualified ride each.

Which is both a salute to the bovines who brought some quality effort and an ode to just how important one score can be.

But in the dire circumstances of win-or-go-home situations, one beats none 45 out of 45 times. And with plenty of talent up and down ahead of Ride For Redemption, each of the five cowboys have to be pretty happy to be out of the Danger Zone.

Dealing with injuries throughout what seemed like the entire season, Texas Rattlers’ star Cody Jesus was ruled out of the midweek event on Tuesday morning due to aggravating a few bumps and bruises during the Eliminations rounds.

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