WRECK: PBR's Kody Lostroh injured in the chute

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 Kody Lostroh, the 2009 PBR World Champion, has experienced several injuries during his bull riding career, including incidents in the chute. In September 2012, he sustained left rib fractures and a possible liver injury after being hurt in the chute during the first round in Nashville. In 2014, Lostroh dealt with a chronic wrist injury that led him to miss events after re-aggravating the condition. Despite these challenges, Lostroh has demonstrated remarkable resilience. Notably, he rode Compact for 90 points during Round 3 of the PBR Finals, even with a broken ankle. As of January 2025, there have been no recent reports of injuries to Kody Lostroh. After retiring from professional bull riding, he transitioned to raising bucking bulls, continuing his involvement in the sport from a d
ifferent perspective.



Here’s a detailed breakdown of notable incidents involving Kody Lostroh and his injuries related to bull riding:

1. 2009 - PBR World Champion

  • Kody Lostroh won the PBR World Championship in 2009, solidifying his place as one of the sport's top athletes.

2. September 2012 - Injury in the Chute

  • During the first round of a PBR event in Nashville, Lostroh sustained:
    • Left rib fractures
    • Possible liver injury
  • The injuries occurred while he was in the chute, emphasizing the inherent dangers of the sport even before a ride begins.

3. 2014 - Chronic Wrist Injury

  • Lostroh faced ongoing issues with a chronic wrist injury.
  • The condition worsened during the season, causing him to miss several events.

4. PBR Finals - Riding with a Broken Ankle

  • In a display of resilience, Lostroh competed at the PBR Finals despite a broken ankle.
  • He notably scored 90 points on the bull Compact during Round 3 of the event, highlighting his toughness and determination.

5. Post-Retirement - Transition to Raising Bucking Bulls

  • After retiring from professional bull riding, Lostroh shifted his focus to raising bucking bulls.
  • This transition allowed him to stay connected to the sport while pursuing a different aspect of the industry.


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