Josh Frost and Cervi’s Mean Mug Match Up to Take the Lead Once Again

Josh Frost had a rematch in Sikeston with Mean Mug and once again, the Utah bullrider came out victorious. He scored 86 points on the Cervi Championship bull to put him in the No. 1 position going into Performance No. 2.

JOSH FROST 86 SIKESTON JAYCEE BOOTHEEL RODEO

“He’s a year older and a year bigger. He actually switched directions with me this time, last time he just stayed hooked up around to the right. I was excited when I seen I had him drawn again,” Frost said. ‘

The first time he rode him, Mean Mug didn’t have a name but now, the two have a track record of going to the top just like they did in Sikeston.

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