The explosive event featured 55 of the best three and four year old bulls in the industry going head to head with some of the top young guns in the PBR. The WBBC featured the biggest purse in the history of bucking bull classic events with $544,000 up for grabs. The bulls qualified for the competition over a course of 20 events held during the regular season.

Crazy Train owned by D&H Land & Cattle Co. placed second with a score of 354.75 points. D&H Land & Cattle Co. earned $69,572 for the bull's effort. Roy Carter Bucking Bulls' Eddie Munster wrapped up third place with 353.5 points and earned $53,929. Rounding out the top five were Brett Densmore's Ace's Heart Breaker with 351.5 points and Woodruff/XS Ranch's Redchester with 350 points. The stock contractors were awarded $45,607 and $35,366 respectively for their bull's performances.

The ABBI World Finals Futurity was held in conjunction with the WBBC. Lyndal Hurst and Vernon Guidry's great two-year old bull, 106, took top honors and the $50,000 prize in the ABBI World Finals Futurity by nearly 20 points. The judges awarded the bull's consistency with scores of 131 and 132 points in each round, with a total score of 263. Over the past two days, the ABBI World Finals Futurity showcased the best two-year old bulls in the industry. Each of the 100 up and coming stars had to qualify through points earned at 20 regular season events. The competition boasted the biggest payout in bucking bull futurities with $166,000 in prize money.

JEFE, owned by Boyd and Teague was second in the Futurity with 244 points in two rounds. Boyd and Teague earned $24,968 for the performance. Rounding out the top three was The Undertaker owned by D&H/Buck/Watts with 240 points and $14,980.50 in earnings.

PBR riders from the Enterprise Rent-A-Car Tour faced off against the WBBC bulls to thrill fans during the two-day competition. Ryan McConnel (Cortez, Colo.) claimed the event championship with 173.5 points on two head. McConnel added $6,813 to his career PBR 2007 PBR season earnings. Helton Luis da Silva (Sao Paulo, Brazil) and Shawn Waite (Redmond, Ore.) were the only other riders who covered two bulls.

The Professional Bull Riders (PBR) World Finals ABBI Bucking Bull Sale is an annual highlight that no one wants to miss. Now fans of the PBR and American Bucking Bull, Inc (ABBI) can tune in when the sale is broadcast live on VERSUS. The premier sale in the bucking bull industry is now easier than ever to track. Visit www.versusabbi.com where details on bidding, sale conditions, breeders, and cattle are posted. Bids will also be taken via telephone with some of the fans' favorite PBR stars answering the line.

The event takes place at the South Point Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nev. on Wednesday, Nov. 1 at 6 p.m. (PST) when 84 select consignments will be offered. The sale will be broadcast at 6 p.m. (PST) on VERSUS (formerly OLN). To bid on cattle the official phone number is 702.797.8888, or visit www.versusabbi.com. For any additional information, please contact sale organizer Jirl Buck at 580.795.5865. Detailed catalogs are currently available on line.

Some of the best bucking bulls to ever be offered at public auction are a part of the event, including proven PBR bulls and 3- and 4-year old bulls from the ABBI Classic program. Additionally, yearling and weanling prospects will be offered along with some of the most elite embryo transplant pregnancies in the history of the industry. Last year's sale grossed over $501,044.

Injury Report:

Darryl Diefenbach (bullfighter): Fractured C5 vertebrae. He's out of competition for 3 to 4 months. No paralysis is expected.

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Tour Event Results:

1) Ryan McConnel (Cortez, Colo.) 173.5 points, $6,812.94; 2) Helton Luiz da Silva (Douradina, PR, Brazil) 169.5 points, $3,233.12; 3) Shawn Waite (Redmond, Ore.) 164 points, $1,543.08; 4) Ross Johnson (Alvord, Texas) 88 points, $1,910.48; 5) Tony Mendes (Jensen, Utah) 87 points, $1,278.55.

ABBI World Bucking Bull Classic Results:

1) Kish Bucking Bulls' God's Gift, 357.75 points, $204,000.00; 2) D&H Land & Cattle Co.'s Crazy Train, 354.75 points, $69,571.52; 3) Roy Carter Bucking Bulls' Eddie Munster, 353.50 points, $53,928.64; 4) Brett Dunsmore's Ace's Heart Breaker, 351.50 points, $45,607.20; 5) Woodruff/XS Ranch's Redchester, 350 points, $35,366.12.

ABBI World Finals Futurity Results:

1) Lyndal Hurst - Vernon Guidry's 106, 263 points, $50,000; 2) Boyd/Teague's JEFE, 244 points, $24,967.50; 3) D&H/Buck/Watts' The Undertaker, 240 points, $14,980.50; 4/5) Davis, Ellis, Hiatt's Radical, 237 points, $9,987; 4/5) Bruce Bucking Bulls/Mitch Terrell's Turbo Charger, 237 points, $9,987.

About the Professional Bull Riders, Inc.:

More than 100 million viewers tune in each year to the PBR on FOX, NBC, VERSUS and on a host of foreign networks across the globe. With approximately 500 hours of prime time programming annually PBR ranks among the most prolific sports on air, in addition to attracting over one and one half million live event attendees each year with its multi-tiered event structure which includes the marquee Built Ford Tough Series presented by Wrangler, the U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Company Challenger Tour, the Enterprise Rent-A-Car Tour, and the Discovery Tour, designed specifically for entry level contestants. The PBR's governing board of directors is comprised of renowned bull riders who have developed the event into a stand alone sport which is experiencing unprecedented growth in global popularity. The PBR is headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colo., and has over 1,200 PBR bull riders compete in more than 300 PBR sanctioned competitions in the United States, Australia, Brazil, Canada, and Mexico.

For additional information on the Professional Bull Riders, Inc., please visit http://www.pbrnow.com/ or call 719.471.3008.