Valdiron de oliveira biography of william

PUEBLO, Colo. – It wasn’t a tearful goodbye after all for Valdiron de Oliveira.

Instead, one year after announcing his retirement from professional bull riding at the conclusion of the PBR World Finals, it appears as if it was actually a weeping see you later for Oliveira.

The year-old bull rider has confirmed to that he is unretiring and hopes to ride in the United States full time in after spending the majority of debating a comeback.

That journey begins Friday night at the Real Time Pain Relief Velocity Tour event in New Town, North Dakota.

“I have missed bull riding a lot,” Oliveira said Friday. “All the weekends in Brazil, I would sit at home and see all of my friends (on TV) at the bull riding. I said I miss the bull riding. I need to go back. I was not happy in Brazil. I was not riding bulls.”

Oliveira is one of the most successful bull riders in PBR history without a World Champion gold buckle around his waist.

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