Brady Fielder is the Australian Outback outlaw who’s taken the PBR world by storm. He was still in diapers when he started riding calves, and by his teens was already chasing the dream that would carry him across the globe. After a wreck at 16 left him blind in one eye, the Clermont, Queensland, native never backed down, rising from the Australian ranch circuit to become one of the sport’s most consistent riders.

A 2019 PBR Australia Rookie of the Year, Fielder helped power the Texas Rattlers to the 2023 PBR Teams Championship and followed with the league’s best riding percentage in 2024, earning the Great 8 Award. In 2025, he battled through a broken leg that sidelined him for an early-season weekend, but he fought back to finish runner-up in the Teams MVP race, closing out the year with the highest riding percentage among the top three contenders at 75%.

Off the dirt, the “Wringer” keeps things simple: black coffee, trail mix or a banana before rides, and a disciplined training routine built around cardio five days a week. He leans on his Australian roots with BBQ, a laugh from comedian Carl Barron, and inspiration from the man he looks up to most — Troy Dunn, Australia’s first PBR World Champion. Known for sticking the landing on his lanky legs after nearly every ride, Fielder may be lactose intolerant — but when it comes to bulls, he’s not intolerant at all.