PBR Teams: 25 bulls stay perfect through four outs
NXTbets Pro | Published On: September 15, 2026
Undefeated bulls
After seven events in the 2026 PBR Teams season, 170 bulls remain undefeated, and 385 bulls have made outs. The report then narrows the perfect group to 25 bulls that are still perfect with at least four outs, a short list that gives the season an early picture of which bulls have held up best under repeated rides. Buck Nasty leads that undefeated group with 26 career outs dating to the 2024 Teams season, which gives him the strongest run among the bulls singled out in the story. Tankums is 7-for-7, another exact mark that fits the season’s focus on bulls that have stayed spotless through multiple outs. Those numbers frame the top of the board at this stage of the 2026 PBR Teams season. They also show how hard it has been for riders to make clean work of the bulls that have already been tested most often. Seven events in, the pool of undefeated bulls is still wide enough to matter, but the group already has a clear layer of proven names at the front.
Dominant bulls
Wicked Intentions, Mystified, I’m a Hostage, Cherry Shot, Fire Zone and Jailor are among the most dominant bulls in the league, and the scores back up that reputation. Mystified owns a 44.54 average score. Tankums sits at 43.48. Wicked Intentions has produced two 46.25-point Bull of the Event performances, the kind of peak output that keeps a bull near the top of any season-long discussion. The numbers also show that the perfect-bull conversation is not limited to one standout. Several bulls on the list have built their cases in different ways, whether through steady averages or through big single-event scores. Mystified’s 44.54 average gives him a strong statistical base. Tankums pairs his 7-for-7 record with a 43.48 average score. Wicked Intentions adds repeated top-end work with those two 46.25-point Bull of the Event results. Together, those marks explain why the story places these bulls among the most dominant names in the league. The season’s early results have already separated the most reliable bulls from the larger group of undefeated names, and these are the ones drawing the clearest attention.
King Tut
King Tut is the one major name left off the undefeated list, and the reason is simple. He has been ridden twice. Even with that blemish, he still ranks No. 2 overall. His season includes a 93.35-point ride and a season-high 46.70 bull score in Anaheim. That combination keeps him near the top of the overall picture even without the perfect record that defines the bulls above him. King Tut’s case also shows how the season can split between undefeated bulls and top-ranked performers. A bull can miss the unbeaten list and still carry one of the strongest overall profiles in the league. King Tut does exactly that with the score line from Anaheim and the 93.35-point ride already on his record.
