
Photo via Angola Prison Rodeo
There are few people tougher than NFL players. The amount of training that you have to go through is close to torture, not to mention the physical punishment of actually playing in a professional football game. So is there any sport that may require more bravery and toughness? Yes. The prison rodeo.
That's right, every weekend in October the Angola Prison Rodeo takes place in Louisiana. But how is this tougher than professional football? Well, consider the training. The training for the Angola Prison Rodeo is simple, there is no training. You're just in prison, doing prison things and then you volunteer to be in the rodeo. The next day, you're riding a 2,000-pound bull for the first time in front of hundreds of people. A lifetime of two-a-day practices seems pretty easy compared to any stint in prison.
And as if that wasn't crazy enough, the prisoners have invented even tougher events than bull riding. One is called "Convict Poker." The rules are simple. Four prisoners are playing poker at a card table. A bull is released into the ring and begins charging at the prisoners. The last prisoner to stay seated gets $100. Drew Brees held out for months for a $100 million contract. These guys heard $100 and said, "Sure, why not?" There's a 25% chance you don't get trampled by a bull.
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