NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Nashville Stampede closed out a three-day homestand at Bridgestone Arena on Sunday with a dramatic victory over the Oklahoma Wildcatters, securing another walk-off win to cap Stampede Days.
The victory improved Nashville to 9-2 and gave the Stampede a two-game lead in the PBR Teams standings after four events. Nashville also finished the weekend unbeaten after opening Stampede Days with a walk-off win over the Arizona Ridge Riders on Friday.
Riquelmi Silva delivered the decisive ride in the bottom of the fifth aboard Big Mac, posting a career-best 90.9 points. The score was the highest of the day and secured Silva’s second walk-off victory of the weekend.
The reigning PBR Teams champion Carolina Cowboys improved to 7-4 with an 89.05-0 win over the Texas Rattlers. Guilherme Valleiras provided the decisive ride with an 89.05-point score aboard Drinkin & Dreamin.
The Kansas City Outlaws defeated the Florida Freedom 264.4-176.95. Sandro Batista finished the weekend 3-for-3, while 2024 PBR World Champion Cassio Dias recorded Kansas City’s highest score of the event with 90.35 points.
Missouri Thunder also completed a perfect 3-0 weekend in Nashville, edging the New York Mavericks 179-175.1. Paulo Eduardo Rossetto led Missouri with a 90.6-point ride, while Julio Cesar Marques added an 88.4-point performance.
The Arizona Ridge Riders defeated the Austin Gamblers 263.05-175.65 behind successful rides from Luciano De Castro, Eduardo Aparecido and Elizmar Jeremias. Three-time PBR World Champion Jose Vitor Leme and Dalton Kasel accounted for Austin’s two scores.
Leme remained atop the PBR Teams MVP race with 796.7 points after covering nine of 11 bulls for an 81.82% success rate.
The weekend also produced a three-way tie for Bull of the Event, with Buck Nasty, Cherry Shot and Elmo each receiving 45.45 points.



































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































