Dave Jantzi-Toby Inman
Dave J= antzi and Toby Inman are slowly but surely making names for t= hemselves, and they’re doing it the right way.
These tremendous athletes aren’t like Terrell Owens or Manny Ramirez. They care about competiti= on and care about others around them. It’s why they are involved in the Professional Bullfighters Daisy Protection Bullfight Tour.
Representing Team Timber Ri=
dge
Belgians, Jantzi, from Sugarcreek, Ohio, and In=
man,
from Davis Junction, Ill., are showing the world their fantastic abilities
inside the arena. Competing at the Texas Heritage National Bank PBR Challen=
ge
presented by Priefert Ranch Equipment – s=
et for
7:30 p.m. Aug. 21-22 at the
It was there during the fin=
als in
“When you come in her= e to the finals and fight against the best teams, it’s an honor just to be here,” Inman said after winning the final go-round during the championships. “But to win three rounds is just unbelievable.”<= /p>
Inman is a five-year pro, a= nd he has a passion for not only fighting bulls, but doing so better than most.
“Not everybody else c= an do it,” he said. “It’s exciting. It’s just one of those things. Some people like to bike. Some people like to throw horseshoes. Some people like to skydive.
“I don’t see ju= mping out of a perfectly good airplane as a rush, but I do like to step out in the arena and help people. I’m just having a good time.”
And being an athlete, Jantzi realizes the importance of doing a good job, w= hether it’s working an event or being part of a PBF contest.
“My protection becaus= e of going to the competitions has just gone up tremendously,” Jantzi said. “The competition has made me just = so much better at protecting cowboys. You start doing everything competition w= ise, and then you’re running with the top guys in the country.
“You’ve got to = be good, or you don’t win a check at these deals.”
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