This is the horrifying moment The Tsunami, a raging bull, trampled a rodeo rider.
The horrifying event, captured on camera, features a guy being flung unconscious from a charging bull at a Mexican rodeo.
The bull appeared to strike the rider in the face multiple times with its head and horns shortly after it began to buck across the field.
After landing on the grass from the animal, the man appeared stunned by the strikes. The rider went unconscious and was pounded on the ground by the bucking bull.
Before they could remove the limp man from the bullring, a few cowboys diverted the beast. The yearly festival honoring James the Great, the patron saint, included the bull-riding sport.
Another competitor had ridden the bull before and was also knocked to the ground. Fortunately, the person was likewise unharmed, according to El Universal. Opinions over whether or not rodeo riding was still appropriate on social media have been split by the occurrence.
One local said: “He was already sparked out before he fell.
“That’s a huge bull, it was obvious the guy would get hurt.”
Another said: “It’s art, applause for the bull. At least there was a good show and everyone had a lot of fun.”
William wrote: “I hope the bull is okay.”
Juan remarked: “Karma, stop bothering these animals.”
It occurs after numerous ferocious bulls charged through Spanish streets during the country’s yearly bull run celebration, injuring dozens of people.
The first two days of the San Fermin Festival, which began in Pamplona, are reported to have seen scores of people beaten and thrown around, with one person reportedly gored.
Dramatic video captured the participants in the exhilarating race being chased by enraged bulls. It shows the bulls charging through the throng, knocking people down in their path. The battling bulls ran over a person who slid and fell to the ground.
Others were flung into the air while attempting to avoid the monsters’ wrath. The 37-year-old Spanish guy was mercilessly assaulted by enormous bull horns during the customary ceremony, according to the local administration, although he was eventually freed with only minor wounds.
Since 1911, there have also been 16 reported deaths, the most recent of which occurred in 2009. In Arjona, Columbia, there was a horrifying bullfighting event that left two persons dead and eight seriously injured.
Horrible video shows hundreds of would-be matadors entering the arena to see how brave they are while spectators abuse the bull by hurling objects at it.
In horrifying video, Andrés Roca Rey, 26, was charged by the beast, who then smashed him up against the walls and launched him into the air.
Famous bullfighter Roca Rey from Peru was taken to the hospital after the terrible event at the Santiago de Santander Fair in Spain, where he was diagnosed with multiple injuries.
The worst injuries he had ever sustained in his eight-year career were to his neck, face, right thigh, and left knee.
