According to BBC News, the mechanical bull that made an appearance at last year’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England has been named after Ozzy Osbourne.
The naming of the 33-foot-tall (10-meter) sculpture came after a public vote and was revealed on “BBC Breakfast” earlier.
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