two times, and he rode him both of those times. In fact, he said, "In 1995, (heck), I had to ride Bodacious to get invited to the PBR." In February 1995, at the PBR's Bullnanza event in Guthrie, Oklahoma, Clint Branger rode Bodacious. The bull had bucked off Branger in 1994, but at the Bullnanza event held at the Lazy E Arena, Branger evened the score, riding the bull for 92 points. Bodacious was given a bull score of 46 points for the outing. In 1995, at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo in San Antonio, Texas, West of Henryetta, Oklahoma, took on Bodacious for a fourth time at a PRCA event. Despite his injuries in the past, he made his second qualified ride on the bull, scoring 87 points and earning $10,365. This time he wore a protective vest. His qualified ride on Bodacious won him the round. The score between them now was 2-2. The qualified ride on Bodacious marked the first time the bull had been ridden in two years. In May 1995, at the PBR's Jerome Davis Challenge event in Charlotte, North Carolina, multiple hall of fame cowboy Ty Murray drew Bodacious in the short go-round and bucked off the bull in 1.70 seconds. Bodacious was given a bull score of 44 points, a relatively low score. In round 1 of the same event earlier, a cowboy recorded only by his last name of Willard drew Bodacious. He bucked off the bull in 1.60 seconds. The judges decided this short buckoff qualified for an outstanding bull score of 48 points. In June 1995, at the PBR's Bullnanza Nashville in Nashville, Tennessee, Australian bull rider Rodney Lidgard drew Bodacious in the short go-round and bucked off the bull in 1.30 seconds. Again, the judges decided that was enough time to give the bull an outstanding bull score of 48 points, which is very rare. In September 1995, during the Championship round of a PBR event, also in Guthrie, Oklahoma, Jerome Davis drew Bodacious. He was bucked off the bull in 6.60 seconds, who was given a bull score of 46 points. In October 1995 at the PBR World Finals in Las Vegas, Nevada, at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, Hedeman drew Bodacious. His confidence was high, his riding percentage was high, and he was the point leader by "an insurmountable three hundred points". Hedeman felt sure