Definitely not what I would consider a good time.
A French bullfighter let the animal live after he got a horn up the backside while performing in his hometown.
Andy Younes, 20, was in the ring in Arles, equidistant from Marseille and Montpellier in the south of France, when the animal got after him.
Dramatic photographs captured the moment the young matador was caught by the bull, sending him tumbling to the ground.
And while the bull is usually killed at the end of a performance, if the animal shows exceptional skill they are pardoned and sent back to the ranch on which they were reared to live out their days.
French bullfighter Andy Younes is charged by a Spanish Jandilla first bull during the Feria du Riz, on April 1, 2018 in Arles, southern France
The young matador grimaces as he hits the ground in the bullring in front of a packed house
Younes, who entered the bullring for the first time when he was just five years old, was performing at the Feria de Paques Easter festivities in Arles, southern France, on Sunday.
Despite flopping, after being smashed to the ground by the caged bull, Younes was still carried on the shoulders of participants and was given a hero’s ovation at the end of the event.
It’s not the first time the Frenchman has felt the wrath of the animals, having been gored seriously in July.
Juan Miguel managed to get up by himself, limping to the side of the bullring and complaining of pain in his stomach before collapsing
Spaniard Juan Miguel and Younes were warming up for the more experienced matadors in the…