2022 Steer Roping World Standings prize money
The 2022 Steer Roping World Standings paid £1,414,534 to 50 cowboys. J. Tom Fisher won £91,464. Cole Patterson took £86,693 as runner-up.
The standings
50 cowboys paid, in finishing order
How the money splits
Every place paid a different cheque, so each band is one cowboy
Where the money went, band by band
The rest of 2022
Every other rodeo event we hold from 2022
| SEASON | WINNER | PAID |
|---|---|---|
| 2022 Bareback Riding World Standings | Jess Pope | £3,518,455£3.5m |
| 2022 Saddle Bronc Riding World Standings | Zeke Thurston | £4,036,248£4.0m |
| 2022 Bull Riding World Standings | Stetson Wright | £4,232,585£4.2m |
| 2022 Tie-Down Roping World Standings | Caleb Smidt | £3,995,406£4.0m |
| 2022 Team Roping Heading World Standings | Kaleb Driggers | £3,682,075£3.7m |
| 2022 Team Roping Heeling World Standings | Junior Nunes Nogueira | £3,663,362£3.7m |
| 2022 Steer Wrestling World Standings | Tyler Waguespack | £3,436,860£3.4m |
Frequently asked questions
Who topped the 2022 Steer Roping World Standings?
J. Tom Fisher, on £91,464.
How much did the runner-up get?
Cole Patterson took £86,693, 95% of the leader's total.
How much did the top 50 win between them?
£1,414,534 between the 50 cowboys in the 2022 Steer Roping World Standings.
How does it compare with other years?
The 2021 Steer Roping World Standings paid £1,275,383, and the 2023 Steer Roping World Standings paid £1,585,152.
Where to next
Every edition is on the Steer Roping World Standings prize money page, and the whole year on rodeo prize money in 2022. The edition before was the 2021 Steer Roping World Standings. The one after was the 2023 Steer Roping World Standings.