The National Finals Rodeo (NFR) is held each year in the first week of December at the Thomas & Mack Center. The NFR is the final rodeo event of the PRCA season. The NFR is popularly known as the “National Finals Rodeo,” and the National Rodeo Finals (NFR) is a championship event held annually by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA). World championship titles are awarded to the individuals who earn the most money in events throughout the year.sad
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National Finals Rodeo Overview Location: Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas Start Date: December 5th, Thursday End Date: December 14th, Saturday
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In 2013, the PRCA thought about moving the rodeo from Las Vegas to Kissimmee, Florida, near Orlando, which promised to build a special arena for the event. Las Vegas Events issued a press release announcing the planned move and the race was on to save the rodeo. The Dallas-Fort Worth area also jumped into the conversation and Las Vegas again had to mobilize to keep the rodeo from moving.
With former Las Vegas Events President Pat Christensen and former Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority President and CEO Rossi Ralenkotter rallying the local resort community, a new contract extension was written and Las Vegas renewed the rodeo for another 10 years.
Fewer were as happy for that to happen than Karl Stressman, who retired as a PRCA commissioner after 12 years with the organization and 10 years of overseeing the rodeo.
“There’s no place like Vegas, when we come here and the cowboy hats are here,” said Stressman, who’s now the CEO of the Amarillo, Texas-based American Quarter Horse Association. “I can’t go anywhere in town where everybody isn’t continuously saying, ‘When the cowboys come to town, this is the coolest place in the world.’ For the community to embrace it and become Cowboy Town, it’s just electric,” he said in a 2014 interview.sadsad