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Nice list! I would have also considered his 299s in 1975 and 1987. Both en route to titles.

Roth .v. Walter is a joy in any generation.

Even though his best days were behind him at the time, he was always one of my favorites growing up in the 80’s

Ernie Schlegel was greatest bowler ever in his own mind! Personally I thought he was a piece of trash, in my opinion, for treating competitors the way he did.

One of the biggest crybabies in in bowling shoes...

I think his first title should be here did it by almost shooting 300 in the title match

😂😂 I'm a bowler and manager at the Lanes.. The Old timers are bitchy like these guys 🤣🤣🤣 I don't care what people are doing around me I don't get distracted.. these guys are pros and cry about a cellphone or a camera flash??.. if you can be that whiny and bitchy and be distracted by the smallest of things you shouldn't be in the sport!!!.. it's laughable these guys blaming the crowd for their bad shot.... Friggin hilarious

I much prefer the best of videos

Awesome compilation! I wished his 1987 Buffalo Open win would have appeared here, as he took down Parker Bohn III and Chris Warren--converting a critical 4-9 to win that one. He started with a 299 over George Branham III.

The Earl vs Don Carter would have been something else.

Something even more rare:In 1969,I rolled a sub 600 series without one opening frame.I was a damn good spare bowler but used to leave many pins standing on the strike ball.

R.I.P MARK ROTH 1951-2021

Always the greatest of greatest. He is really my bowling hero until now. But absolutely sad that with unfortunate luck since late 1980s or otherwise he should win more than 40 titles with no doubt. What is the main problem towards him with that huge difference between the late 1970s in fact?

The Right Lane, That was a fantastic upload of the Best Moments of Mark Roth. Also, All 4 of Mark Roth's Moments were the best especially the ones that included one of his 8 Victories in 1978 The Quaker State Open, His 1st Major Victory in the U.S. Open, and making the 7 10 Split in the 1980 ARC Alameda Open. Also, The Moments were dedicated to Mark Roth. Also, I am looking forward to the next best or worst Moments from the Pba and Pwba Tours. Also, You are amazing in uploading Highlights and recaps of the events from both the Pba and Pwba Tours.

Ah the Golden Age of the PBA tour. Saturdays it was bowling at 3 eastern; then Wide World of Sports 430-6

Great recap!

Roth is great. That 7-10 must have been a mind blower back then

Anyone that thinks the flash of a camera or the ring can fuck these so called athletes up you are as simple as these bowlers are. Listen to them blame others for their fuck up.

Great champion? Mind of spoiled brat immature child that's never been told NO! And this is a role model? There's a word for this guy! One that utube won't allow.

Lol, it's bowling . Not brain surgery. Just like golf, get over it!!

Imagine being a professional bowler and getting pissed off at the two fans that actually show up

WTF... it's bowling 🎳... It's really not that serious.

Ron Williams was the first guy I thought of when this topic showed up in my feed. I remember watching him on some old king of the hill matches back in the day and wondering just how strong his forearm had to be to get a 16 pound ball from what was essentially a right angle to the ground in his "backswing" back to pretty standard form on release.

O'Keefe is OverRated

Campi was also prone to fouling at the line. the slighest stick of his shoe would cause him to lose his balance and foul.

Longest intro ever, my guys describing the video like he’s talking to aliens

Walter Ray Williams Jr. got Munsoned,(Something wrong with you) Ernie McCracken is just like Patrick Allen. (TEN BABY) And Anthony Simoson is a great Ishmael. (Turn you phone on silent)

Alan Bishop made the left-hander's version of the Greek Church (4-6-7-8-10) at the 1992 Quaker State Open.

The ones from 1940 best by far

While I certainly appreciate new techniques and styles, two handed bowling has….and at this point, will remain the most cringe looking technique in bowling. It obviously is successful, but ugh, much like belly/chest putters were in golf, it is truly hideous.

nah ive had my bowling balls for YEARS

Pete is John McEnroe with bigger balls! 🎳

Has there ever been fisticuffs at PBA events?

Pete is John McEnroe with bigger balls 😊

Turns out the dude was 100% right on the 2nd one.

Wow I did t realize professional bowlers were such Whiney bitches.

Pure America

I used to bowl in the 90's as we had 6 facilities within 30 minutes from home. Now there is 2. Bowling is dying in my part of the world. It is going the same way as squash.

It's fucking bowling wtf Is wrong with these ppl

This is so stupid 😂😂😂😂

Can't stand that big crybaby Diaper Rash.

Weber is like a democrat blame somebody for his own mistake

The luckiest bowler in history is Joe Berardi, a distant second is Steve Cook.

Even bowlers nowadays act like fools

Saying that’s a loser on live tv was wild

coke head

Loved everyone of them

#1 -- get rid of two handed deliveries. Its not bowling. Its allows more revs on an axis that is an advantage and will eventually destroy the sport. Its already created a ton of mediocre pros who can compete with actual talented, long time pros merely due to their taking a sledgehammer to what is used to create the skill wall. #2 - get rid of reactive covers, urethane, and/or raise the hardness requirement to 80+. -- Im all for making the pros bowl again. Like forcing MLB pros to use wooden bats, when you get that level, take the equipment advantages away, and make them earn success. #3 - use oil more strategically. If you watched Snowman doubles recently, the oil pattern was put down with a spray bottle and a mop (i believe) & it had the pros trying every trick in their bag to find scores. Now THATS interesing & the kind of challenge pro bowling should be. The 2 handers advantage was limited because they couldnt just crank up the revs and blow the pins out the back of the alley. It was all skill & experience. The PBA is high on the increased participation of youth bowlers because of the novelty of guys like Kyle Troup...but its a fad, not a true interest. They need to think long term or the mens tour will eventually face the same death spiral as the womens tour currently faces. The PBA is a clown show. They recently banned all arm and wrist aides but allow two handed deliveries. That makes as much sense as banning batting gloves but allowing metal bats. I have zero confidence in the organization and believe the PBA will probably need to completely fail, so the current mind set and agendas vacate the positions of power and influence. Until that happens, there will be no real leadership or forward thinking....leaving bowling in a precarious position of dangling off the relevance and therefore an existence cliff.

Long patterns are generally easier to score on. There’s also more to difficulty than just the side to side ratio. The front to back taper is far more important. More taper = higher scoring pace. As for everyone playing outside, look at the structure of the pattern, that’s where you’re supposed to play it. The built in friction is on the 4-5-6 boards all the way down the pattern. You have a 3 inch wide friction track built into the pattern and straighter angles like that produce higher scores than open ones. Any bowler who can consistently repeat shots is going to shoot high scores. That pattern was designed to have a high scoring pace and was designed to keep players from running out of room during longer blocks.

Two handed bowling should never have been allowed in Tournament or league play. It is a crutch to gain higher ball speed, and more revs. Modern bowling balls already made bowling more forgiving, and two hands on the ball excacerbates the issue. Going back to single hand stroke, might force more people to learn consistency and adaptibility again. I believe that alone will drop overall scoring.