Rossetto matches PBR Teams record, trims MVP gap
NXTbets Pro | Published On: September 14, 2026
Rossetto matches record
Paulo Eduardo Rossetto matched Jose Vitor Leme’s PBR Teams record with 13 consecutive qualified rides in Anaheim and cut Leme’s MVP lead from 95.80 points to 2.55. Rossetto did that work with rides of 90.75, 90.05 and 87.70 points during Missouri’s three wins, a steady run that kept the team moving and kept the pressure on the top of the leaderboard. He did not need one massive score to change the weekend. He stacked strong rides and made every qualified trip count. That consistency carried real weight because Missouri did more than collect wins, it kept building a buffer in the scoring and a tighter race at the individual level. By the time Anaheim ended, Rossetto had tied the record and turned the MVP chase into a much tighter battle. Missouri’s sweep gave the effort a team result to match the individual push, and Rossetto’s production sat at the center of it.
Leme’s streak ends
Leme opened the weekend with a record-extending 13th straight qualified ride, then saw the streak end Saturday when Chewy bucked him off in 4.23 seconds. He answered Sunday with an 88.45-point ride for Austin and still hit another milestone when he reached the 400th qualified ride of his career. The weekend showed both sides of Leme’s current run. He kept the record alive at the start. He lost the streak in a short ride on Saturday. He then got back on the board with another quality trip on Sunday. That sequence left him still very much in the MVP race even after Rossetto closed the gap almost all the way. The 400th qualified ride added another marker to his career. The end of the streak changed one line in the record book. It did not change the larger picture. Leme remains the rider Rossetto is chasing, and Anaheim left that chase closer than it was when the weekend began.
Missouri sweeps Anaheim
Missouri swept Anaheim 3-0 and outscored opponents 709.80-89.50. The team improved to 14-6 and tied Nashville for the league’s best record. Those numbers fit the way Missouri performed in Anaheim. Rossetto’s three high-scoring rides helped power that surge, and the sweep gave the team a result to match the individual push. Missouri built a margin that reflected its performance in Anaheim. The 709.80-89.50 scoring edge told the story in plain terms. Missouri left with both a share of the best record and a far tighter MVP chase.
