The match against Plan X was very short.В Both robots maneuvered around the BattleBox for a few seconds until 9 seconds into the match, Bronco flipped Plan X on top of the screws. Bronco won by KO in 42 seconds and advanced to the round of 16, where it faced the No.13 seed Plan X. While Shaman attempted to fight Bronco, they were counted out due to the main bot being incapacitated.

This resulted in Witch Doctor being stuck on the wall with no means of freeing itself. This freed Bronco from the wall and it quickly flipped Witch Doctor again, knocking it onto the screws just as it righted itself. Witch Doctor used this opportunity to strike, with Shaman spraying fire on Bronco just as Witch Doctor struck it with its disc. However, Bronco activated its flipper to get away, but then drove itself into the wall where its flipper got stuck underneath. Shaman then got under Bronco and started using its flamethrower. In the match, Bronco got off to a quick start scoring a flip on Witch Doctor, but it quickly righted itself. Originally, Team Inertia Labs announced in Bounty Hunters that Bronco would return for Season 6 completely redesigned, but for unknown reasons, the team didn't return.Д«ronco's first ever match was against Witch Doctor. Bronco did, however, take part in Battlebots: Bounty Hunters, acting as the 'Legend' in the first two episodes of the Discovery+ show were it lost to challenger, Rotator. In a podcast, Team Inertia Labs announced that Bronco wasn't returning for Season 5, marking the first televised season that the Team didn't participated in. It would get redemption in the BattleBots Challenge Re:Mars tournament in Las Vegas, Nevada, but it lost in the final to a heavily upgraded and deadly Witch Doctor. It was unknown how much power had been added or if the electronics were more reliable, but this proved to be its worst season ever, losing every single fight. Despite the power in the weapon and interchangeable armour pieces, it fell in the quarter-finals again after its electrics to the wheels gave out.ДЇor Season 4, Bronco returned largely unchanged, except for some new rubber wheels and new wedgelets on the front of the machine. It also had top armour for dealing with hammers and had 30% more power in its flipper than last season. The latter setup was used for robots with vertical spinners. One included wheel guards on the back wheels only, while the other known one features a bunch of extended, bent pieces of metal, sticking out to the sides. The chassis remained roughly the same shape, but Bronco returned to four-wheel drive, but it had interchangeable protection options. Like last season, it did really well and was once again a crowd favourite, as it beat Blacksmith, Chrome Fly, and Razorback respectively before being destroyed by Minotaur in the quarter-finals.ДЇor Season 3, Bronco once again went through some much needed modifications.

The redesigned Bronco was longer than the original bot and had six wheels instead of four. One model was for fighting spinners, while the other was for fighting robots with other weapons. As with most Inertia Labs robots, its weapon was a powerful pneumatic flipping arm (in fact, the arm it used was the spare from The Matador) and has almost three times the power of Toro.Д«ronco was a crowd favourite in the first season, throwing robots out of the BattleBox effortlessly and making it to the semi-finals before being defeated by Tombstone, but in a rather spectacular fashion.ДЇor Season 2, two models of Bronco were built. It was built by Alexander Rose and Reason Bradley of Inertia Labs. Statistics correct as of its most recent appearance on the show, or if not applicable, qualification attempt.Д«ronco was a heavyweight robot which competed in the first four seasons of the BattleBots reboot.

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