Kansas City Closes Out Rattler Days, Head Toward Outlaw Days – a Crucial Penultimate Regular Season Weekend in the 2025 Campaign

Four Riders Earn Rides on the Weekend, Alison dos Santos Rides First Bull as Outlaw

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Kansas City Outlaws will come home to Kansas City for the first time this season and fourth time in the team’s history this weekend for three action-packed days beginning Friday, October 3-5.

The No. 7 Outlaws currently sit above the cutline for the three-way play-in game to enter the Championship tournament in Las Vegas, looking for a strong performance on home dirt to avoid that dangerous game in their 2025 PBR Camping World Team Series title hopes.

The Outlaws (10-19) walked off the Oklahoma Wildcatters (10-19) during Rattler Days with Natanael Serra Aires earning his first major ride on Smooth Violation over the past weekend in Fort Worth while falling to the No. 1 Florida Freedom (22-7) and No. 4 Texas Rattlers (19-10).

Koltin Hevalow continues to remain in the Top 10 in the MVP Race after the weekend, residing in seventh with 1,270.5 points after 15 qualified rides in 28 outs. Heitor Santos Ferreira sits just behind the Top 10 in 11th, having tallied 1,114 points with 13 rides on the season.

Outlaw Days, the crucial penultimate weekend of the 12-event 2025 PBR Teams regular season takes place this weekend. Over the three-day event Kansas City will host all 10 teams in the league in five-on-five games showcasing the best bull riders and rankest bulls in the world at T-Mobile Center. Tickets are available on PBR.com, kansascityoutlaws.com, axs.com, the T-Mobile Center Box Office, or by calling PBR customer service at (800) 732-1727.

For the fourth straight year, the team will host the Kansas City Outlaw Days Festival Presented by LP Solutions at KC Live! in the Power & Light District, delivering two days of festival activities and fun alongside three thrilling nights of the most intense 8 seconds in sports.

The festival is highlighted by a pep rally every day, meet and greet opportunities, live entertainment by Lorna Kay and BIAS, and appearances by West Wilson and Creed Humphrey.

Game Recaps

The No. 1 Florida Freedom earned a 352.5-172.25 win over the Kansas City Outlaws Friday despite a valiant two-bull effort by the Outlaws. Eric Henrique Domingos bested Tchoupitoulas for 87.5 points to get the Outlaws withing striking distance. Later, in the fifth out, his teammate Heitor Santos Ferreira rode eight on Peanut for 84.75 points, but the four-ride showing by the Freedom was too much to overcome.

The Outlaws breathed some life into their postseason push Saturday night courtesy of a tight 86.5-82.75 victory against the Oklahoma Wildcatters. JaCauy Hale drew first blood via an 82.75-pointer early, but it was the Outlaws’ Natanael Serra Aires’ late-game conversion which made the ultimate difference in the two-ride contest. Both teams remain in a three-way tie with the Nashville Stampede with Kansas City owning the tiebreaker with 4,537.25 points this season.

Kansas City fell to the Texas Rattlers as the latter won its home stand finale 89.25-82 Sunday. Both teams faced a rank lineup of bulls, each mustering only one ride. In the end, it was Daniel Keeping’s 89.25-point ride on Oyster Creek Brawler that beat Alison dos Santos’ 82 against Smokey. Santos’ ride was his first with the Outlaws after joining the team earlier in the week via trade with the New York Mavericks.

Next up for the Outlaws in Kansas City:

• Carolina Cowboys (Oct. 3)
• Missouri Thunder (Oct. 4)
• Texas Rattlers (Oct. 5)

Weekend Game Recaps:

Day 1, Game 2 — Fort Worth, Texas — September 26, 2025

Florida Freedom Ride Four Bulls in Return to Winning Ways in 352.5-172.25 Win over the Kansas City Outlaws

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Florida Freedom - Thiago Salgado rode Tigger for 90 points; João Lucas Campos bucked off Nobody in 4.23 seconds, Head Coach Paulo Crimber challenged a chute foul, re-ride awarded and taken; Elizmar Jeremias bucked off I Hate You in in 5.11 seconds, Head Coach Paulo Crimber challenged there was no touch, ruled a qualified ride for 88.5 points; Yan Victor Cunha bucked off Vindicated in 3.19 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; João Lucas Campos rode Magic Hunter for 87.5 points (Re-Ride); John Crimber rode Tijuana Two-Step for 86.5 points; Flavio Zivieri bucked off Let’s Roll in 6.41 seconds (Re-Ride)

Kansas City Outlaws - Koltin Hevalow bucked off Peterbilt in 6.33 seconds; Eric Henrique Domingos rode Tchoupitoulas for 87.5 points; Dalton Krantz bucked off The Player in 4.44 seconds; Pablo Soares bucked off Interstate Daydream in 3.43 seconds; Heitor Santos Ferreira rode Peanut for 84.75 points

Florida Freedom:

4-for-5 (352.5 points)

Re-Rides: João Lucas Campos bucked off Nobody in 4.23 seconds, Head Coach Paulo Crimber challenged a chute foul, re-ride awarded and taken; Yan Victor Cunha bucked off Vindicated in 3.19 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; João Lucas Campos rode Magic Hunter for 87.5 points (Re-Ride); Flavio Zivieri bucked off Let’s Roll in 6.41 seconds (Re-Ride)

Shifted Outs: Flavio Zivieri tppl Yan Victor Cunha’s re-ride attempt

Challenges: João Lucas Campos bucked off Nobody in 4.23 seconds, Head Coach Paulo Crimber challenged a chute foul, re-ride awarded and taken; Elizmar Jeremias bucked off I Hate You in in 5.11 seconds, Head Coach Paulo Crimber challenged there was no touch, ruled a qualified ride for 88.5 points

Kansas City Outlaws:

2-for-5 (172.25 points)

High Score: Thiago Salgado 90 on Tigger

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Day 2, Game 9 — Fort Worth, Texas — September 27, 2025

Natanael Serra Aires Clinches Late 86.5-82.75 Victory Against Oklahoma Wildcatters via Walk-Off Heroics

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Oklahoma Wildcatters - Josh Frost bucked off Triple Aught in 6.24 seconds; JaCauy Hale rode Big Jake for 82.75 points; Tate Pollmeier bucked off Benjamin Ranklin in 4.64 seconds; Wingson Henrique da Silva bucked off Night Prowler in 5.4 seconds; Kase Hitt bucked off Hard Candy in 5.13 seconds.

Kansas City Outlaws - Koltin Hevalow bucked off Brett’s Silver Eagle in 1.14 seconds, Head Coach J.W. Hart challenged that the bull made contact with the chutes, re-ride declined; Alison dos Santos bucked off PIF in 5.48 seconds; Dalton Krantz bucked off Murrell in 6.53 seconds; Eric Henrique Domingos bucked off Ridin’ Dirty in 2.32 seconds; Heitor Santos Ferreira bucked off Mystified, re-ride awarded and accepted, Natanael Serra Aires rode Smooth Violation for 86.5 points.

Oklahoma Wildcatters:

1-for-5 (82.75 points)

Kansas City Outlaws:

1-for-5 (86.5 points)

Challenges: Head Coach J.W. Hart challenged that the bull made contact with the chutes, re-ride declined

High Score: Natanael Serra Aires 86.5 points on Smooth Violation

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Day 3, Game 15 — Fort Worth, Texas — September 28, 2025

Texas Rattlers Close Out Home Stand with 89.25-82 Victory Over Kansas City Outlaws in Fort Worth

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Kansas City Outlaws - Koltin Hevalow bucked off Tigger in 4.04 seconds; Alison dos Santos rode Smokey for 82 points; Natanael Serra Aires rode Murrell, Texas Head Coach Cody Lambert challenged a slap, ruled a no ride in 1.73 seconds; Eric Henrique Domingos bucked off Smack Ya in 3.21 seconds; Heitor Santos Ferreira bucked off Levy in 1.77 seconds.

Texas Rattlers - Brady Fielder bucked off Triple Aught in 2.67 seconds; Daniel Keeping rode Oyster Creek Brawler for 89.25 points; Ezekiel Mitchell bucked off Torched in 2.26 seconds; Marcelo Procopio Pereira bucked off The Paint in 2.71 seconds; Braidy Randolph bucked off Vindicated in 2.47 seconds.

Kansas City Outlaws:

1-for-5 (82 points)

Texas Rattlers:

1-for-5 (89.25 points)

Challenges: Alison dos Santos rode Smokey for 82 points; Natanael Serra Aires rode Murrell, Texas Head Coach Cody Lambert challenged a slap, ruled a no ride in 1.73 seconds

High Score: Daniel Keeping 89.25 Oyster Creek Brawler