Sikeston Bootheel Rodeo
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The Best of the BEST in Rodeo Entertainment
The Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo is a Top 40 Rodeo and proud to host the best of the best in entertainers, including the PRCA pickup men, bullfighters, cowboys and cowgirls, rodeo announcers, musical entertainment and more. We can’t wait for you to see them yourselves!
Dekevis Jordan
Meet Dekevis Jordan, the Air Jordan of freestyle bullfighting, known for his incredible 4-foot vertical leap and unmatched agility. As a bullfighter, Dekevis combines his collegiate football background with the high-stakes world of bullfighting, bringing lightning-fast reflexes, strategic thinking, and athleticism to the arena. Not only does he captivate audiences with his fearless energy and jaw-dropping, gravity-defying stunts, but he also plays a crucial role in protecting bull riders from danger.
A well-known name at the Sikeston Rodeo, Dekevis turns every performance into an unforgettable experience. He has proven himself a true champion, earning both fan devotion and industry recognition. With his style, energetic spirit, and dedication to both the sport and the safety of others, he has become one of the best freestyle bullfighters of our time, making his performances a must-see for both lifelong rodeo fans and newcomers alike.
BULLFIGHTER
Weston Rutkowski
Meet Weston Rutkowski, one of the most skilled and daring bullfighters in rodeo. From Haskell, Texas, Weston grew up surrounded by rodeo tradition—his uncles were bronc riders, and he even tried it himself. But it was bullfighting that stole his heart.
Starting out juggling two roles—protecting cowboys and competing in bullfighting contests—Weston quickly rose to fame. With sharp instincts and raw passion, he mastered the art of facing bulls for 40 to 70 seconds, showcasing incredible courage and skill. His ability to outmaneuver these powerful animals made him a standout in the arena. Protecting cowboys isn’t just a job; it’s a calling, and he relies on fearlessness and quick decision-making to stay ahead.
Today, Weston Rutkowski is a fan-favorite at the Sikeston Rodeo. Known for his talent and determination, he continues to inspire audiences with every performance.
BULLFIGHTER
Dusty Myers
Dusty Myers, a second-generation rodeo clown from Jumpertown, Mississippi, has been entertaining rodeo crowds nationwide with his unique mix of humor, athleticism, and heart. Growing up watching his father, Cary Myers, a talented rodeo clown, Dusty developed a love for the sport and knew early on his future was in the arena.
Whether he’s distracting a bull in a heart-pounding moment or making fans laugh with his animated personality, he thrives on connecting with rodeo enthusiasts. Recognized as one of the best in the business, Dusty was a PRCA 2025 nominee for Clown/Barrelman of the Year and was selected as the Barrelman for the 2025 National Finals Rodeo. His impressive résumé also includes performances at four Circuit Finals, serving as the alternate barrelman for the 2020 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, and being named the 2022 NFR Open Barrelman.
For Dusty, it’s all about creating unforgettable memories for families and fans. If you catch him in action, expect quick reflexes, thrilling moments, and a big sense of humor rooted in his Mississippi upbringing. Dusty Myers doesn’t just perform at rodeos. He makes them unforgettable.
SECOND GENERATION RODEO CLOWN
Binion Cervi
Working closely with the Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo committee, Binion has helped us grow rodeo fans and ratings. The Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo has relied on the great management and grade-A stock provided by Cervi Championship Rodeo. The key to his success in growth and popularity is entertainment. Being a former trick rider himself, Binion understands how to grab the audience’s attention with adrenaline-pumping openings and perfectly-timed performances to bring it all together.
CERVI CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO
Chase Cervi
Named NFR pickup man seven times and voted Pickup Man of the Year twice, PRCA cowboys recognize that Chase has a hand at getting to riders quickly and helping them down safely. Chase ensures that all of Cervi’s Champion Rodeo stock is treated with the best care possible in and out of the arena.
PRCA PICK-UP MAN
Anthony Lucia
From Weatherford, Texas, Anthony Lucia grew up traveling and working alongside his dad, ProRodeo Hall of Famer Tommy Lucia. Since Anthony was around rodeos at a very young age, he picked up trick roping when he was nine years old, and soon after he learned to team rope. Because of his fascination with team roping, he would wait around during Slack and ask every contestant if they needed their steer shoved. He mentioned in an interview, “I would just hang out there, and yeah I’d be covered in cow crap, but I got to push their steers and got to feel like I was a part of their team.”
His dedication paid off. Anthony was nominated into the top five of the PRCA (Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association) Specialty Act of the Year 2011–2013 and performed at the WNFR (Wrangler National Finals Rodeo) 2010–2013. While winning such honors, Anthony also continued working on his announcing skills, working amateur rodeos and earning his PRCA announcer’s card in 2011.
Because of his previous team roping competition experience, Anthony has an insight into understanding what competitors in these events go through to prepare for the competition and what it takes to be on the leaderboard. Most recently, Lucia was named 2025 PRCA Announcer of the Year, making it his third consecutive year with the title.
PRCA RODEO ANNOUNCER
Taos Muncy
A two-time PRCA Saddle Bronc World Champion (2007, 2011) and 11-time NFR qualifier, pickup man Taos Muncy is known for his fluid riding style and remarkable consistency. A graduate of Oklahoma Panhandle State University with a degree in agricultural business, Taos made rodeo history by winning a world title and the College National Finals Rodeo in the same year. In recognition of his continued excellence in the arena, he was a PRCA 2025 nominee for Pick-Up Man of the Year. With victories across the U.S. and Canada, he’s one of the sport’s most respected bronc riders, admired for his resilience, competitive drive, and deep roots in the western lifestyle.
PRCA PICK-UP MAN
Josh “Hambone” Hilton
Born and raised around rodeo in the tiny village of Sidney, Iowa, Josh “Hambone” Hilton takes his life experiences and puts them into his work. Growing up, Hilton, his dad, and his brother all were involved in rodeoing. Because of his rodeo past, Hilton is much more than just a music director, he is overlooking the entire production of the rodeo making sure everything falls into place perfectly. Hilton began his career in radio being an on-air personality learning how to edit music. From there, he was invited to work with Cervi Championship Rodeo, which was the spur of his rodeo career.
Hilton’s arsenal of sounds, gadgets, and music has made an impact earning him a spot at the National Finals Rodeo (NFR) as the only other person in 22 years to hold the position of Music Director for the NFR. Along with that honor, Hilton was most recently named the 2025 Music Director of the Year, making him a four-time winner of the award.
PRCA MUSIC DIRECTOR